I was initially thinking CO Springs but I would like to find a town/ city with milder summers and:1- will appeal to vacationers or renters/ relocating families during all seasons 2- TH or SFH is ideal so I can avoid condo fees (but I’m open to suggestions)3- A town that does not completely turn into a ghost town after ski season4- Affordable/ good ROI (anyone have advice for determining ROI using mashvisor vs AirDNA vs other methods ?)

I'm not a big fan of fix & flipping but I can understand its appeal to a lot of investors. 

Don't care about crime so much, just looking for buildings that will be beautiful when rehabbed, times are changing and near downtown city life appeals to a lot of people that can afford the rent if you have something outstanding, you can just hold on till things get better.

@Ronald RohdeCo-working definitely appeals to the small business/young founder market. 

I was offered a house that is visually there, however in the county records it is labeled as vacant land.Was wondering how is that even possible?

You can always refinance later.Curb appeal is huge in attracting tenants.

Periodically power washing your home will help retain the curb appeal of your property as well extending the life of your siding by taking care of it. 

Having not dealt with anything but these landlord tenant laws I must say that other markets are appealing.

I guess the idea of getting rich with little money makes it very appealing.  

I would love to even hear what current landlords are using in there homes now that is cost-efficient while being high quilty and appealing.