I'd pick a city/airport that has good demand, register a few crash pads, advertise them and handle the transactions.

I have flown in to Omak nice airport there .. 

@Angela Vestal I recently purchased a 4plex 5 mins from the Anchorage airport and a buddy mentioned this to me as both of his parents were career flight attendants.

Outside of selecting an area you always wanted to  live in, I would select a market based on the airport because of my traveling job.I personally enjoy not having connecting flights and anytime I could reduce my travel, it’s a win for me.There are good deals in any market, but make sure you run your numbers once you identify a location and potential homes.I wish you all the best.

I recently got a job near the Austin, TX airport.

Hello,The new insurance company I was working with dropped the insurance because of clearance between buildings, I am not too sure what that means but I guess it means the distance between adjacent buildings is small.The property is situated in a densely populated area apparently the homes will be right next to each other like in NYC.

I know its somewhat far from the airport but its in a beautiful development.

Often when I see large parcels like that inside of City limits, the parcel was originally mapped but then developed with adjacent parcels.

There is a large commercial airport (used for freight exclusively) and many businesses around.

It's zoned for airport development which I understand means commercial or industrial.