For example: A couple comes into town to celebrate their anniversary, you can provide them with a little romance package.

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.

I would check in with marina mgmt, they might not be happy to have so many customers constantly celebrating.   

@Cornelius GarlandGreat postTo add to this:We use Kolbe and culture index to get a deep dive into people

We agreed to wait till after Christmas before starting back up investing as that would give us time to put the house together and have a celebration and have a good Thanksgiving and Christmas with family and friends.We believe that we are at a point in our investing where it is becoming too much work for us to handle and we need to update our day to day (Hire & Train Staff), transition to something else (Apartments with a Management Company) or a Combination.If you are still investing in real estate and have overcome these hurdles, are you happy with your decision? 

It is also my belief that may be due to social/cultural evolution in America, the Millennials are poised to become wealthier at a later time, of their own choosing and by default.

Some cultures also shun use of credit.

My life is busy enough without getting a 60 day notice to vacate from my landlord while I’m trying to celebrate Christmas or on vacation. 

Get a feel for the culture.

It sucks we live in a time where collecting rent for a service provided is considered a blessing and all this cancel/stop work culture.