Depends how far your competition is from the destination funplace. 

That & 4 dying ash are destined to be taken down asap.

Hey all,I'm hoping for some feedback on the success of properties in beach destinations that are not exactly close to beach access.

Consider cities like:Columbus, Ohio: Booming job market, affordable housing, and a growing population.Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas: Thriving economy, population growth, and diverse real estate options.Nashville, Tennessee: Rapid growth, cultural appeal, and a strong rental market.Phoenix, Arizona: Growing economy, affordable housing, and a popular destination for renters.As for strategy, consider starting with multi-family properties for cash flow.

This is very much a driving destination and sits at the base of the most visited National Park in the Country.

For Florida, a lot of people invest in Destin, short term shop is usually referenced. 

Of course Boeing  Volvo  MBZ moving there and spending billions did not hurt.. as well as the number 1 tourist destination in the mid south 

If in the past we could said the top 20% control the 80%, that 20% is becoming the 10% now (the landlord/investors/etc).The destination moving forward is pretty clear, for those who can't buy house, most likely they will become renter forever.

People that say you should make sure your property can work as a LTR too are talking about regular cities that aren't tourist destinations. 

He buys big houses, one row back from the ocean, as well as cabins in drive in destinations.