The Indy 500 attracts lots of visitors.  

., and someone did their time, seems like they should have an equal shot at the right to apply.There are still plenty of legal things a landlord can discriminate against - if they're rude, smell like smoke, have a filthy car, come to the showing with rude friends, are screaming at their kids, don't ask normal questions like where are the laundry facilities or the parking situation, never look to see how big the closets are or ask about utilities -- lots and lots of ways to screen tenants, most of whom won't have criminal records.I rented in a high-demand area and I think I had maybe 3 applicants ever with criminal records. 

I bet your tenant knows that they are getting a screaming deal.

The Emerald Coast is a region of Florida known for its beautiful beaches, warm climate, and outdoor recreational opportunities, and it can potentially be a good location for building or flipping homes for a few reasons:High demand: The Emerald Coast is a popular tourist destination, attracting millions of visitors each year.

Any market that gets a high volume of visitors can be a good STR market.

If visitors are price consicous enough that they're willing to stay off the Strip, there are plenty of cheap off-Strip hotel rooms available.

That is more visitors than Chicago, New York City, and Las Vegas.  

He never calls & $ is deposited every month like clock work.I loved @Dell Schlabach story.STORIES: We call this the Billops house.When our friend was doing the initial work on this house, he called Chad in a panic, "Dude, there's a crazy guy in the street screaming & waving an AK47."

I am sure lowering prices during the slow season can get you more visitors, but if the location just doesn't get visitors at that time of the year there is not much you can do but move.

constant inflow of noisy people" As if all renters come into town music blaring, kids hanging out the window screaming, ready for a huge party.