(We pull data from AirDna, STR Insights, tourism data, Airbnb & VRBO, and travel industry reporting)As we prepare for this launch, I would love to get your feedback:- What additional information would make this report more useful for you?

Travel Quit JOB by age 40 Net worth of $1M by age 40 Passive income of at least $20k by age 45STRATEGY Our main source of capital will come from completing 2-3 fix and flips per year.

I've ran into groups of mountain bikers from Colorado Springs for example in winter months here.Don't forget that "vacation" isn't the only reason people travel. 

We sold our home, bought an RV, and spent one year traveling.

And while travel is going to be expensive for any property, if you only have one in a market, the concept is the same with less rent: that $2,000 flight/hotel/rental car food for a one night visit, ties up a lot more of your gross when that gross is much lower. 

But I also know there's lots of travel here so if I can find a great deal, it could turn into something big. 

I prefer to travel with my points and stay anywhere I want for free. 

It was interesting to see they scraped review data and saw where travelers mentioned driving from the most to build this list along with metro city growth. 

However through my research i keep coming across this term sneaky duplex where people turn there basements into a unit or block off part of there house to turn into a separate unit. my plan is to use the basement for traveling nurses because you would already have the water and power turned on for them "house is 5 minutes away from the hospital", live in the upstairs for a year and possible house hack one of the rooms.

@Eric Sato My experience in that area suggests that Mid-term rentals (travelling nurses) may be the next best option.