Scroll down the page and look for cities above the line for good performance.https://www.airdna.co/blog/best-places-to-buy-a-va...A word of warning - from someone who’s spent waaayyyy too long playing around on the AirDNA web site: they measure profit as revenue minus mortgage.In many cities, a large chunk of the high airbnb revenues come from very specific highly desirable properties in highly desirable areas (e.g., baller properties that are downtown or oceanfront or lakefront, etc).

It sounds like they're just playing around and ignoring you.

Based on what you're looking for in the Tampa/St.

They either play ball or they move out.

In the end, it's your decision based on your comfort level.If I (my risk profile) were you, based solely on what is above, I would not go for the 3rd property at this point.

I am also concerned that at that point new HOA might have to raise the fees significantly or charge lumpsum to the condo owners based on something that might come up.

This was based on asking a lot of questions, seeing if they answer them in a BS way, ask for referrals for some of their existing clients and research them and make sure they are in the market. 

In other instances, an investment that generates UDFI may still the best one you can make for your account.

I'm based in NYC and managing the MTR apartments remotely has not been a problem. 

Hey @Casey Haight, I'm also based in Salt Lake, and was in a similar position back in 2017.