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.

., 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. 

You can find them through a search or through my profile.It can make total sense to invest there, especially in the places that attract a lot of visitors, as well as in other countries.

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.

This growth, driven by factors like retirees, job opportunities, and a desirable climate, increases demand for rental properties.Tourism: Florida is a major tourist destination, with attractions like theme parks, beaches, and cultural events drawing millions of visitors each year.

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