Honestly I can't imagine a 1m property working as a traveling professional space for mid term rentals.

Mostly all cosmetic including exterior.

We have a small payment left on the contract which I am withholding until completion.We did have to get permits and the city inspector has added work at every inspection so that has caused distractions (necessary ones) along the way.Our visit to site today was more of the same, I immediately reached out to the GC with photos of every space - interior and exterior - asking how they can claim we will be done in a week when we are clearly not that close. 

This led to a boom in the travel industry as a whole.

The exterior was in great shape but we had to do a total redo on the interior of most of the units.

I know when i travel to hotels ( which is almost every month) I check for coffee pods and will choose hotel that has them  then i bring my own pods LOL  unless its a real high end hotel and they have the ultra coffee makers  do your cleaners know how to clean the water repository on a Keurig?

Also, something that preferably a person would not have to do a lot of traveling… an example of that would be a fast welding course that would get you a welding gig, but a person would need to travel in many cases. 

Quote from @Wynn Williams: I have a friend/neighbor that wants to sell me his house below market value so he can move back into an apartment and travel.

These would be markets that my family and I would want to visit for travel, and also to check on the properties from time to time.

So maybe that RE decline that's coming for those markets is already built-in here.Orlando does offer other major long-term advantages like long term demand (will Broken Bow still be a place people travel to in 10 years?