I invest in RV Resort Campgrounds.

Condos near resorts or parks can be a good rental investment. 

I would definitely consider what type of attractions nearby (here it's ski resorts/natural parks) / top businesses nearby (for business people coming in and out since hybrid work is on the rise, travel nurses, etc.) 

Create a resort type thing.

We have bought lots that were next to other lots we own and the sheriff sale was a last resort, and for that reason well-worthwhile. 

Get them to provide you a payment plan and be firm that if they don't stay on it you will proceed with ending their contract or eviction.We have resorted to including the WSG in rent and paying it ourselves so that we can keep a better handle on it.  

This is a 1bd/1ba oceanfront condo with a private balcony with a direct ocean view located on the 9th floor of the Caribbean Resort.

Know that you have less control over your property, they'll take a cut (30% of sales in Oahu) and you'll still need to cover the cost of everything if anything goes wrong (like bed-bugs), so you will need to find someone that's really good at what they do.Oahu’s Airbnb market seems to have become oversaturated in the recent year or so, and there’s a huge gap between a successful and not-so-successful property, even in a resort town like Waikiki.

If they could make money in real estate, they wouldn't be resorting to managing other people's properties."

I have a friend that does this too,  He travels to exotic places and picks up some part - time bartending job at resort hotels...gives him a lot of time for outdoor adventure, some pocket change, meets a ton of people and is having a ball.