Investors tend to buy where the numbers work best and home buyers buy where they want to live.For buyers in Austin the markets on the edge of the metro are more affordable and growing very rapidly for instance.

@Justin Swaby we can help with Metro Detroit. 

We finance a lot of the cabins in Hochatown and the two insurance providers that we refer are:Bobby and Becky Kelly, Oklahoma Farm Bureau in Broken BowBrad Nutt, Norment/Landers Insurance in Paris, TXBoth of them are well versed on the STR market. 

. 🌎 I am based in Denver Metro, Colorado.

The Cincinnati Metro area has 71 zipcodes.

With the possible exception of lands that might border the Las Vegas metro area it would take decades to build infrastructure and jobs in these areas to attract dwellers there.

Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (use as a template for your target area!)

Still learning to use this platform:) To answer your question, I would like to stay clear of the metro and national fly to markets due to their volatile ST regulation structure. 

Quote from @Joshua Perelli: Quote from @Michael Smythe: Been dealing with all this in most cities of Metro Detroit since our PMC founded.City of Detroit has required Lead Cert for over 10 years.The lead certifications isn’t the issue, it’s the local agent in charge that the city is making take financial responsibility.  

I am in a metro area and I know some big apartment buildings charge $50+ for an application fee so it's not that ludicrous to ask for $30 but it does seem high.