Be courteous and leave enough room on the Driver side, so that RV can open their doors.B.

Getting the experience of managing a LTR first will put you in a better position to eventually manage a property manager at a vacation property--if that's a route you decide to take...but, jumping right into a vacation property (with or without a property manager) is sort of like hopping in a car and going on a busy interstate before you've ever had any experience driving, and before you've taken any driver's ed courses.Lastly, another benefit of a SF LTR is that--if you buy in a good neighborhood--it will probably have more stable appreciation and rent income than a vacation property. 

Nope says the driver with a lock and chain in is hand.

Some of the primary economic drivers include Marion General Hospital, Cafe Valley, a GM transmission plant, and the small campus of Indiana Wesleyan University (a little under 3,000 enrolled).

What are some of the other big drivers that impact rents?

The at fault driver had them and they were great. 

My next rental is going to be in the Killeen area for the following reasons: Cheaper, good rent to value, economic driver in the base. 

Additionally, we have super strong job growth and some really awesome school districts, which is the key driver for desirability around here. 

IMHO when intending to buy and hold you look at long term demographic drivers - population, employment, school quality, low availability of land...

It's your property and you are in the driver seat.