S-Corps are not suitable for rentals.

Those are the places to be where FOMO sets in if you don't go, and at the end of the day they don't cost an arm and a leg to visit for a few weeks per year and aren't dependent on foreign visitors.

It is not suitable for passive rental holdings.If you are doing a full re-think surrounding financial plans, you might want to put that on your list of topics to research.

Snowbirds (seasonal visitors) are choosing to stay away while we make national headlines for our outbreak. 

Not that I wouldn't, I just haven't encountered any suitable deals in an area I would buy.

If you intend to occupy this property as your primary residence, the FHA 203k loan could be a suitable loan program.

@Marcus Auerbach well saidYou mentioned some very important considerations, especially related to how to organize your search from starting by searching for ideal tenants to eventually finding an area that is suitable for your ideal tenant

Landlords shouldn't allow it because they don't know who the Tenant is placing in the property, that they are obeying the laws, paying taxes, etc.Most AirBnB arbitrage people that I've dealt with are not business savvy, they live off the cashflow and don't maintain reserves, and they will pull stakes and leave you hanging the minute something changes.If your property is suitable for AirBnB and can make more money doing it, you should do it yourself.

For example, I buy a lot of houses other investors would balk at because we have an affordable housing program that is suitable for a particular kind of asset in a particular kind of area that doesn't always fit other investors model.

Obviously, properties aren't going to be *listed* for a price that approaches the 50% rule, but are these sites suitable for identifying properties you might be able to make offers on that may cash flow at the conclusion of a deal?