@Timothy Walsh no worries, I couldn't have described the NH demographic any better.

TC is nice but no community amenities like other resorts, and there's a lot of people renting out in that 3-5 bedroom demographic that bought 10 years ago for $150k and can afford $99/night rates. 

Access to highways, public transportation, and proximity to major airports can impact the ease of doing business and commuting.Demographics:Analyze the demographics of the population, including age groups, income levels, and cultural diversity.

The baby boomer demographics is growing by 10,000 per day.

There are also online tools like https://www.frutainvest.com/msa that can help visualize neighborhood demographics info to help with broader area selections.For things like interior condition of specific property, AI is coming up short a little bit at the moment.

Hi @Linnette Nunez , I’ve been investing in RI since the mid-2000s and would say that if your choice is between FL and RI, to be honest the demographics and trends heavily favor FL.

In fact, I advise clients to add crime, sex offender and other criteria to that list, regardless of the neighborhood demographics.

You pay more of a premium for a view in the purchase price than you'll get on the rental side, it seems- Let your target demographic determine your number of bedrooms.  

The demographic is mostly ages 21-35 yet with older established families.

All the demographic websites in the world don’t compare to real life experience of driving the streets.