It attracted my attention because it was advertising a property in the area where I grew up (about 3 hours’ drive from my house).

So the BRRR there isn't AS attractive to me.It's hard for me to imagine a market with a good employment base not at least keeping pace with inflation.  

Here's the three things I know1) my relator there says that Estes Park limits there short term rental permits and that I should not count on being able to get one.2) month to month or anything long term is hard for renters to find bc of a rental shortage.3) tourists to Estes Park and RM national Park percentage increases are going through the roof each year. 

You will not attract the best tenants.I turn away a lot of renters who contact me explain how they have the best pet, so I agree, it makes it more difficult.

To be sucessfull it has to be nice , near a point of interest or an attraction ( like a theme park or the ocean )    Want to see a real operation check out Ocean Lakes campground in Myrtle Beach SC .  

@Joshua Rosenwald There are a ton of attractive markets all over the country.

As @Frank Wong mentioned it will attract more people. 

It's located in an area with tourist traffic, so we are experimenting with renovating and furnishing the mobile homes one-by-one to rent out for short term stays.

It'd make no sense given the lack of attractive offerings and the very limited number of potential clients.

They were Russian, and she was about 25, was wearing a full-length mink, and very attractive.