If you are not planning to live in NYC for a long time then I think you better off investing in an area with a better cash flow...If you have in mind your next destination after NYC then you should probably research that area...NYC is like investing in bonds...very safe...but very low if any returns...Managing an apartment in the city can be quite difficult.

This is from BiggerPockets itselfhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...You can match these against high performing STR destinations off AirDNA to get a starting sample.

Hi Richard,I don't have all the information yet, but the first loan will be a refinance loan for a beautiful Villas tourist destination in Northern Greece.

If I had to do a STR in CO, I suppose I would go with a more middle income destination such as Cuchara.  

Tastefully furnished and perfectly situated in between the buzzing town of Charlottesville & Crozet Wine Country this will be the VA travelers destination stay.

The only thing that surprised me was that Houston wasn't higher up the list of destinations for travel nurses (according to furnished finder).

The destination is exactly the same but one can get you there very quickly, but dangerously, while the other will get you to the same place, slowly and safely. 

Seasonal tourism is steady and being a destination location it attracts more than just the nearby cities.

Pros:High Demand: Beach areas are popular vacation destinations and attract a lot of tourists, making short-term rentals in these areas in high demand.

This area is not a real “destination vacation spot” in the sense of Virginia Beach or Outer Banks.