Based on what I have seen renters could ride a bike to the beach and be within walking distance to a lot of the restaurants.

Let that mullet fly as ride your bike down the interstate, high-5 Joe.     

The area is known for not just it's skiing but also for mountain biking, an awesome year-long waterpark, and trail riding (ATVs/UTVs but also bicycles.

Good tenant screening and regular maintenance probably sets a PM up for a easier ride. 

The truck I am looking at is a one ton, it doesn't ride great, but I need a big truck to haul my dump trailer I use for tearing off roofs and cleaning up properties. 

Investors: Leverage on DSCR loans will continue to suffer with higher rates - prices have not come in enough to generate competitive LTV%, but be ready for buying opportunities.Landlords: Keep rents competitive and focus on tenant retention.Everyone: Buckle up for a bumpy ride in the first half, but stay optimistic for the future.

Long term I think this is a great rental property so maybe I bite the bullet in the near term and ride out the long term benefits

He posts a lot of videos and backs his opinions up with a lot of good statistics and research-Used to love Meet Kevin's real estate videos - now he's morphed into covering the economy as a whole (which includes politics, stock investing, etc).

If I ride this out, can I just opt to not renew the lease? 

I don't think I've ever thought of it in terms of source of funds, but perhaps your point is this is where the industry has morphed to today.