I was driving to Seaside last weekend through Hillsboro and saw a lot of construction and growth out by the airport along US-26 at Cornelius pass rd.

Now I've never driven Uber, but all I know is I pay $50 for a 25 minute trip to the airport these days.

I'm new as well but might be moving to LA near the airport for work in October. 

Purchase price: $634,000 Cash invested: $65,000 8 Bedroom 4 Bathroom House Hack close to the Seatac Airport

Once you own a property, subsequent travel for acquisitions becomes tax-deductible.Deductible Travel ExpensesTransportationAirfare, train, bus, and car expensesTravel to and from the airport and lodging to business locationsLodgingOvernight stays required for sleep or restOther Expenses50% tax deduction for meals outside your tax homeDry cleaning, phone, tips, and other necessary business travel expensesNoteEntertainment is no longer tax-deductible under The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.Mixing Personal and Business TravelWhen combining personal and business travel, some expenses may still be deductible if the trip is primarily for business.

I'd prefer something within an hour's drive from a major airport and in a rural setting off a major highway.

I live in central Wisconsin and a lot of local airports are completely full and there are waiting lists.

There are some local parks that are nice, there are flight tours at the airport a minute away, shopping, great foodie area if you are willing to drive out ten minutes, twenty minute drive to SeaTac Airport.

So if the renter is also renting their car, and the host pickup their guest in airport, then it's okay for the host to renting out their place.

There is more of a draw with having an international airport, NHL/MLB/NFL, Busch Gardens, Urban as well as coastal options etc.