This is not a far-fetched scenario as it happened in Maimi Beach, a popular tourism destination and promising short-term rental market.

Considering buying a small house to rent out for fishing destinations.

Quote from @Robin Simon: Interesting stuff, MA market seems to be holding up pretty strongIt's cruising right along. 

@Michael Aschenbrenner I think you're on the right path in terms of asset protection, but there are a lot of details/minor corrections(Mike S. mentioned some) that need to be addressed to get you to your final destination here.

The area has been gentrifying for some time now and is currently a very popular weekend getaway/vacation destination for many city dwellers from the metro nyc area and to me it seems a good investment as taxes are not high and home prices remain affordable.

We did a 1031 exchange into a condo in Destin, FL.

My biggest concerns right now is finding a decent property manager (I hate to give anyone control, but I have a full time job), finding an on call good handyman, and talking with investors about other positive ways to finance the deal other than a conventional loan.Indiana, Florida, Ohio, Lake homes, and most tourist destinations are all interest to us!

Resort destinations are always popular too - which rules out many towns in the USA. 

I'd say so long as you're in a good location I don't foresee this trend changing all that much b/c these cities are also destinations for things like work events (i.e. traveling nurses, traveling professors), tourists and industry events (i.e. conferences and trade shows).

No. 1  destination for digitial nomads, houses are purchased in USD, super low costs of living,  very safe country, open to foreign investors, high degree of digitalization and you get super deals there at the moment.