I have found the younger generation mostly gravitates towards Venmo while the older generation still holds onto checks kicking and screaming that they can’t use online banking technology.

Or it can be compared to modern day time share type sales process.These are sales techniques and no one puts a gun to anyone's head but the buyers are being manipulated with the " Take Away Close".And I suppose if there was a screaming deal its OK.. but what I have seen that tends not to be the case.

We couldn't even have a conversation because she kept screaming and yelling and how we entered her home without notice.

You will get a lot of mixed visitors, from business travel to relocating, to tourists. 

Many a time I have screamed to the heavens over a DIY project I got myself into.  

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...