And the best part, you just have to continuously make social media content and it becomes evergreen marketing, continunously working for you to bring you leads while you sleep.

I cringe when I see a print of the tropics in a desert or mountain house, it's just weird. 

Social media is the best marketing in my opinion since it is evergreene meaning it continuously works to provide leads and connections forever.

It’s all about 15 miles of Gulf of Mexico tropical beach with easy access wherever you live or rent that  draws people to our attractive beach town . 

I can't actually edit the original post to make it an evergreen type list as I'd hoped to.Another nice message to automate is when a guest needs to put the trash out, you can set up Guesty for Hosts to send a message on a particular day of the week to the current guest to let them know.

Given the buyer traffic doesn't want to live here, they just want a place in the tropics to enjoy for a couple times per year!

Their biggest housing firm evergreen layed off 50% of its people and is being propped up by the government and government officials are taking pay cuts there. 

@Malcolm Douglas  HELOC's are generally second position notes.. and have high LTV's  so they are at risk more than a first.banks want the ability to freeze them in a down turn or if your financial position changes so you don't evergreen it and then walk away.. bank has to foreclose on a Heloc and they lose ALL their money.. they are highly risky.. but that's what banks do right.. ... they never learn.. there are companies that are paid to analyze banks loan portfolios..the loans are run through the computer they can spit out how many will default .. what part of the country is at risk and what profession the borrower is in that could cause an up set as well.this happened in mass during the GFC.. not saying it will happen today.. but its in your loan documents.

The whole area is tropical-ish and there is so much to do that a family coming down for a week may hit the beach once or twice, catch a spring training game, go to the water park, go to the zoo in Naples (50-60 minutes away), explore Sanibel, try a different beach (Englewood or Barefoot... both 60 minutes away), walk the streets of historic downtown Fort Myers and enjoy one of the many craft breweries or distilleries in the area.Sorry... put my broker hat on for that pitch. :-)

With first had experience with tropical storm and hurricane flooding on rental property this is not something you want to have to deal with remotely.