They also have the ports (or in the case of D.C. the government) which means they will continue to be very important economically for a long time.I invest in Rochester, NY because I happen to live there, but when Kodak went "under" and Xerox moved there was no appreciation for almost 20 years. 

First one was most expensive, needed new air compressor, new stain, and all new furniture, ~$15k (1BR + loft).  

Quote from @Andy Port: Quote from @Greg Scott: I'll share my thoughts.

Bookings and all that is simple- AIR,VRBO, we do a direct site we built but you can get by without.

Bank was able to freeze his accounts and hold him off long enough so he didn't jump ship at the last port. 

I'm active duty Air Force and into real estate too, currently building my portfolio as well.

An Army then Air Force JAG officer, Garrett invested in real estate with each duty assignment.

Your conclusions are drawn out of thin air.

Can you come from a long day and cook a quick meal with an InstaPot or air fryer?

These are some sick Air BnBRRRRs!