Most of our client's are entertainment folks so I understand the various payment methods (W2,1099) + your multiple payroll companies and unemployment. 

Thanks for the entertainment.

@Aaron MoayedHi Aaron,I can only speak to my personal experience— which I Broker between Atlanta and Los Angeles for the entertainment industry.Los Angeles historically has been an appreciation play whereas Atlanta due to its significant filming and production and the migration of so many blue chip companies has been a great area for cash flow for my client, as they acquire properties at a lesser cost than in Los Angeles yet the rents can be arguably comparable.All that being said, it really depends on your financing structure for the acquisition.

As a bonus it's also only 15-20 minutes from the entertainment district in Arlington.

We entertained renting, but bought a 1400 SF split that was nice but needs updates.

The towns around the park are pretty small and entertainment/food selection is limited.

In order for it to make sense for us to bring another partner in, we'd need a minimum of $100k and would entertain any amounts above that for more equity. 

Check out what VRBO says about scams https://help.vrbo.com/articles/How-to-Spot-a-Vacation-Rental...If a traveler asks to book off of the platform directly in the messaging, i don't entertain it.

I live near Richmond, but I am happy to travel over the mountains to go into Staunton or down to Lexington where there are as many good entertainment options as C-Ville and they don't cost as much.  

Then vegas has a little more entertainment and food options and your income would be state income tax free.