Steady recovery from pandemic for the hospitality industrySome hospitality markets such as the Chinese, are now showing pre-pandemic behaviour with “seasonal fluctuations” in the occupancy rate, meaning that COVID is no longer determining changes in the industry and the restrictions that come with it.

Naturalized Chinese American, US Army veteran here.

It is a cultural hub with a lot going on, not some exurb with cheap land an long commutes.So Ogden is still a great place to buy. 

The culture is a bit different than most business settings and will give you loads of insight. 

Given the whole new Working-From-Home culture that Covid has given us, are any investors starting to explore the options of using FHA loans to purchase properties that they "may or may-not" live in, or live in for a year or so and move out later....

The culture there supports a high standard of work ethic and the Latin family support system educating then young people with trade skills (you wont see family units teaching trade skills in Cedar Park or any other hipster location).

Actually I'm kind of proud that this remnant of local culture survives, and aside from the illegal aspect it does fit in with the AG zoning.

My wife however a Chinese citizen claims most of our income so we aren't dually taxed. 

Now, keep in mind that she's this tiny little Chinese chatterbox that was still pretty drunk but she did it.Stumbling down to the beach, she pointed out the burger joint, the tennis club, the fire department, and a bunch of other things.And when she got to the beach, she declared, "Look, it took 4:58 to walk to the beach... and I'm hammered!"

They will try to mediate, but not strong arm.AirBNB has developed a specific culture that many people enjoy.