Here in Washington County, Utah, 4 hours south of Salt Lake City, 2 hours North of Las Vegas, we have plenty of investors who are trying to decide whether to purchase a Long Term or a Short-Term rental (vacation rental or VR). 

Salt air and hot sun are brutal on houses.

Lots of folks are escaping the inversion from Salt Lake and getting out of cities with COVID, so I like the potential there.On the other hand, there are new buildings everywhere, and I’m concerned that the city may get overbuilt and investors will get caught with their proverbial pants down.

I’m a year into this and so take my advise with a grain of salt, but I’m not seeing many great opportunities here either.  

The salt water air takes a beating on the exterior of the property so lots of constant re-painting and sealing.

This is a wide range of potential here so take this with a grain of salt and a rough overview of the commercial market.

I agree that for value they need to be taken with grain of salt, however I do think their rental estimates are as good as anything else, and a lot better than rentometer.

Always take it with a grain of salt, though. 

Turned out they were salting the lockers to make the show more interesting and everybody stopped watching it.

It protects against two big risks:1.If the Association assesses all unit owners for a shared expense (i.e. bad batch of salt now need to replace all sidewalks in the complex) 2.if you are found responsible for damage originating in your unit to other units your responsibility to pay the Master Policy deductible.