The main problem that Central Oregon has is lack of a major economy outside of tourism.

There are simply a ton of fair-weather start ups and fair weather investors, which has created a glut of capital that's made it harder to vet inbound deal-flow.

@Ricky Mai try looking in markets that are based mostly in tourism.

But otherwise, for now, it's great - from mountain condos to lake houses, there is tourism pretty much year round!  

They call FSBO's, Expireds, Withdrawn, and they also get a fair amount of inbound leads.  

It has been improving it’s ranking since 2009, and has been in the top 25 for economic growth since 2014.Manufacturing is still a major industry, but with new investments from GM and Tesla the city should see some stability in the industry.Alumni from Michigan State University provide a good base for high tech and research jobs in the area.Orlando, FLThe economy has been improving every year since 2012, and the economic growth ranked #9 on the Milkin Institute’s 2016 report.Tourism remains the main industry for the area with Disney and Universal creating a lot of jobs in the area.In addition to the Tourism industry, Orlando has a strong Health Care industry, which will help it attract retirees.Raleigh, NCThe economy has been in the top 15 of the Milkin Institute’s top growing economies for the past 10 years.The Research Triangle that includes NC State, Duke University, and UNC Chapel Hill support a lot of growth in the R&D industry and the alumni provide skilled workers that attract businesses.San Antonio, TXThe economic growth has been in the top 25 of the Milkin Institute’s top growing economies since 2008.In the past, the economy has been highly tied to the Oil industry.

Vegas was hit harder than others as it was dependent on tourism.

Tourism will slow down, jobs will be lost, houses will be left with mortgages that need to be paid by investors who depend on short term rental revenue to pay that mortgage. 

The Texas coast is very expensive all around, but we are getting the appreciation due to rehabbing and tourism. 

Orlando - Record number of visitors to a U.S. city- Nearly double U.S. job growth rate- $1.5 billion expansion of Orlando International Airport- Disney (Tourism)3.)