Would you be open to finding out who they are, what they're about, what inspired them to come, what they're contributing to this country, as you might with any other visitor - or would you pretend they aren't there and rather they not fix the things that need fixing, because you haven't found someone yet that can do it for the price that you can afford.

After 2 months of living there (I lived above one of the units rented) I would witness the tenant literally screaming, cursing, and being verbally abusive to her two sons (4 years old and 7 years old) - loud noises all day and night, etc.

Or maybe this is some dilapidated mansion screaming for a million-dollar makeover?

If you want a screaming deal, below wholesale, I would go rent a nice house and look for a screaming deal.

Security cameras to catch visitors.

No one wants to hear screaming at 2am whether it's a pleasurable scream or if they come home and have a drunk fight. 

If you're a lender who can't match their terms and the best you can do is scream fake news I'd advise you to change jobs.  

I think all of these areas are going to have a strong draw factor for visitors, businesses, and residents.As far as an immediate dip in prices, well Cape Coral is still 75% without power. 

Wait for the the Other Guy, The Unlucky Investor, to scream in pain, and swoop down and buy an income producing property for all cash. 

Kansas City gets nearly 25 million visitor a year which makes it a great market for STR rentals.