There are some exceptions, like STRs in Austin, Texas, that have their own incremental Hotel Occupancy Taxes not withheld by Airbnb and you can use the country portal to remit this. 

And finally, just for fun, a 4th subset of this area (in Cleveland, "Little Italy"), bounded by Mayfield, the rapid transit tracks, Euclid Avenue, and Lakeview Cemetery has sales ranging from $114k to $473k.

In Columbus specifically many big-tech companies are either moving into the market or expanding their business here, which is contributing to rapid economic development.

And appreciation is not happening anymore rapidly than most other parts of Indy.

Me personally I would steer away from rockland its going down hill rapidly and and the cost of living is through the roof.

For example, if the leads in a zip code you're interested in are currently being purchased by another investor for $100 per lead, you would have to increase the amount by 20% (an incremental increase pre-set by FastHomeOffer), paying $120 per lead to get the leads sent to you instead.

Problems you'll have:1) Management fees will eat up profit2) You're in Memphis which could take a long time to before you appreciating values at a rapid clip (as say Atlanta where you and I are).

This area is flip central and changing rapidly.

Once I set that goal for myself I got started, but listening to the podcasts and following the forums gave me the confidence I needed to jump right in and get going rapidly and buy the second property and then the third which was a 4-plex which was a big step.

We are in the beginning stages of looking for an STR in the Rapid City/Black Hills area.