Then they move onto their next vacation destination in 6 months or so...when your place is trashed beyond their standards.

Also best to be in a popular destination location with growth and jobs to assist appreciation in addition to cash flow.

My rentals are in Kauai and when I have cancelations 2-4 weeks prior it’s rare they rebook since it’s a destination vacation and requires plane rides and planning.

We have 6 in the Smoky Mountains and Emerald Coast (Destin-PC Beach area).

Since we are a driveable destination we will be able to recover quickly as long as the local officials cooperate. 

Our main goal is building long term wealth, second is cash flow, and third would be a destination property we could use when not rented out. 

I do have a few great co-workers in Texas and seems like Austin is a great destination for tech workers. 

Without limiting care, raising taxes, assisting in (or forcing) the euthenasia of seniors, or actually forcing individuals to use the system as a temporary last resort (and thereby alienating voters) it is destined to fail.

I've been doing north Indiana because the state has been running a budget surplus all through the "crisis", has been cutting property taxes, and has sociological anchors that will keep people here and coming no matter what shape the economy is in.Post depression is a good time for looking into any sort of "destination" city that people will always go to for a reason.

During high season around Seagrove, Seaside, Rosemary Beach, Destin a visitor will be surprised to see more metro Atlanta license plates than Florida residents.