Cons for these areas (mainly those not having further mention) higher likelihood of property damage and more issues with tenants (yet still a steady supply/pool of renters)Sprawl, Holly Springs, Fuquay, Franklin, Youngsville seem to be a few popular areas from others investing in NC, while those holding true to college town rentals prefer Boone and Asheville- but it does seem that Raleigh isn’t going to maybe be your highest cash flowing area maybe.

The property location is about an hour outside of San Diego, CA, in a small but popular historic tourist town.

I'll post those up soon, since they're kinda laughable.I started looking at what I was calling "the second cities" (likely more popular terms on the forums/blogs).

I want to add a bathroom with shower and sink, lay floor, insulate the walls, put in an air conditioner unit/heater, mini fridge, bed, etc to make a studio that is Covid safe for both tenant and landlord as a short term rental, AirBNB, or even long term since a popular college is about 15 minutes away. 

I'd buy what isn't so popular if I was still hunting.  

There will still be times where it's not as popular or booked.

This was very popular in the 2004-2009 era in Detroit but since has not really been an issue. 

Facebook groups are really popular right now.

STRs have become very popular lately.

South Bend has the biggest trauma center hospital in the area, as well as Notre Dame football games that are hugely popular, and a great downtown/college atmosphere.