It is close to the downtown area but the majority of area is bigger lots and on the other side of a prominent hill that gives it a more out in the country feelFoothills is the most exclusive areas with higher price points and lots of upper end shopping and diningMarana and Oro Valley are the newer "suburban" areas of Tucson that have the laid back walking and biking paths, golf clubs, snow bird / retiree type activities that draw visitors in and then get hooked and eventually buy homesIf you haven't tried Tucson yet, there is quite the variety and with snowbirds leaving, there are plenty of current STR's ready to host you as the summer warms up. 

The first step is always reporting to your local police department and getting a document that states that any unauthorized visitors will be trespassed immediately-- but in my experience, it takes more than just this to get the squatters out.

Or questions about the market, visitor stats, comp set?

I'd recommend starting with a solid market analysis to find an area with high rental demand—look at vacation spots or areas with events that draw consistent visitors.

Meow Wolf, a standout attraction, draws visitors like Chloe Keslar, who ventured off the Strip to explore the complex’s indoor zip lines, virtual reality, and more.Developed by New York’s Fisher Brothers, Area 15 spans over 200,000 square feet and has attracted more than 13 million visitors.

1 - There are no sitelink extensions, which could give your ad more "visibility real estate" and better reflect your business.2 - There’s no phone extension, allowing visitors to tap and call you directly (which, of course, will be tracked in the Google dashboard).3 - There’s no Call to Action.

So the Cascades are nice, but they don't get the massive number of visitors like other places do.

I've stayed in Cancun at the Club Med when going there with a group of friends but we never left the resort and I think most visitors (the many I've met at least) are in the same boat.

either where you live, or a couple hours from where you live, or where you have family, or where you like to visit, or where you went to college, or whatevera lot of times choosing a market based solely on ratios or numbers goes poorlyhope this helps

Orlando is not like the rest of the country where you can have a cabin in the woods or a treehouse and be unique..we are built for 75 Million visitors a year and they all need accommodations.Most of the more successful units are larger and have fantastic themed rooms/garages etc.