- the  local economy is=Health care (9.4%) Accommodation & food services (7.4%) Educational services (7.2%) Construction (6.2%) Professional, scientific, technical services (4.4%) Finance & insurance (3.8%) Public administration (3.8%)- the downtown is revitalized with small stores and restaurants - I heard ES is a spa city...people visit ES for weddings and spas- I heard one of the big employers there is a hotel...

(probably a little too posh for a rental, but just some food for thought for you).Good Luck!

The last thing I would want is a tenant calling to complain that the deep freeze went out and wanting me to pay for their 1/2 cow and all the other food in there. 

I would argue that not being able to store my sons only source of food, and with the current formula shortage we aren’t able to pick up any formula.  

@Jason Gilbert I've worked remotely in a small Nebraska town (900 people, largest town in the county, nearest fast food 40 miles away) in the western part of the state for the past 15 years.

Even with a zillion amenities if gas prices keep going up and food prices something has to give.

It is an elderly couple with a fridge full of food, a c-pap and an electric water heater.

Sunshine, access to the outdoors, great food and drink scene.

I wish I had done a thousand things differently in order to be like the successful people who are out here on bigger pockets, but at least I have always had food on the table.

Well, @Brian Kantor, the one thing to really look at is the bar/food area.