The duplex next to me... one of the units was vacant for MONTHS... seriously like 4-5 months which is bizarre (granted I spoke with that property manager and realized he was inept - he let the other tenant move in with a 500-something credit score and didn't evict them after the tenant's girlfriend showed up at their PM office and screamed at all the employees there; I know landlords in CoMo who fill units in mere days). 

Yes, lots of cabins and more going up everyday, but tourism is growing at about 8% YOY putting the numbers up to about 19M visitors a year to the area.

https://www.inquirer.com/business/camden-tax-incentives-new-jersey-economic-development-20190207.htmlThat said I've been curious about the idea of an extended stay STR strategy catering to longer term business visitors to the hospital and the university. 

@Gregory Mizzi Living in northern New Hampshire there are plenty of places around here that you can get “off grid” but still be close enough to civilization to get people to go clean your house and maintain your property between visitors.

It would work for me if in a great location, although the price-point and rent amount doesn't scream great location...  

Navarre is starting to become more popular and as we grow and more commercial real estate is built (Multi-Story Resort Planned...) we should continue to see a growth in visitors annually.I am bullish on Navarre and Pensacola Beach.

I have no doubt that if I proposed opening a "safe injection site" to the left of you and a 300 unit, 6 story apartment building to the right of you, that you'd be at the meetings screaming NIMBY!

If I rent it to four roommates, it's four leases, four rent payments, four move-ins and move-outs, drama because they are strangers in a shared space, extra vehicles, more visitors, etc.Consider networking with local investors at investor meetups to get local recommendations.

I have no problem with them checking me out, but theses people scream DRAMA and possibly more.  

Your broker or agent should be on your side even though he loses out on his commission because if he presses you with any b.s. and tells you that you should continue with the purchase then he is a scumbag interested in only his wallet, is not interested in your well-being and he should know there is no way you will do business with him in the future.I had a 20-unit in escrow with a $50,000 deposit and my broker called me at 3 am in the morning screaming at me and he told me to back out of the deal because he was looking at the seller's records at 3 am in the morning and realized that the seller had recently rented a significant number of apartment units and did not get security deposits.