Every day after work they go fishing in a river. 

You can also find residents walking or running on the track, playing at the parks, enjoying the rec center, and also fishing.

HELOC's in general have gone much to the wayside once the covid environment came and many haven't come back. 

Curious what people are doing in the "hopefully" post-Covid environment. 

I recall back in the 2010-11 range, my son and I were staying at some pretty swanky condos in Colorado when we went fly fishing. 

@Daniel T Stockman -  Both have the +-College rentals = High income, High turnover, High repairs (depending on your asset class), More passiveSTR = High Income, Constant Turnover, More emphasis on quick maintenance, constantly changing legal environment, active businessThe key to STR success is your ability to be attentive and resolve issues quickly. 

If the environment is risky, then probably not a good idea.I have a 4-Plex to where we collect just cash from the tenants.

have a 2520 square-foot three bedroom three bath vacation home on Lake Taneycomo with a dark Dark dark sorry this voice text is messing up bad fishing dock and a guest house the property right behind me just got approved for nightly rentals so it should not be no problem the low-carb for the area is $249,000 and I'm selling the house for $199,900 wholesale cash price text me at 318-608-9070 and I can send you pictures or anything else today if you're interested

Similar environment here in Tulsa, but not as popular as Okc.

Does it still stand true in the current inflated environment?