Its why i travel to the Market I spend usually 2 to 3 days my office does a deep dive into MLS stuff..

It's a magnet for both tourists and business travelers.Brickell: A luxurious enclave known for attracting affluent visitors and business travelers.Midtown: A vibrant, upcoming area appealing to younger travelers seeking a mix of local culture, shopping, and dining.Given your budget and the goal of purchasing two condos, investing in a combination of these areas could optimize both appreciation and rental income.

Most travelers want their own space.

I'm building a new MF house, targeting travel medics.

There's essentially no LTR market as it's in the middle of nowhere and the town is pretty picky about keeping property values up so you don't have a bunch of trailer parks or apartments. 

Our rate can be anywhere from $125 - 150/ hour and we charge for ALL our time, including travel.

Looking forward to hearing from youThank you for reaching out, I won’t be traveling to the area.

Knowing your market/demand drivers it going to be key, especially if you are looking to MTR (traveling nurses, military, students, etc). 

One recent update is that he has traveling for almost 2 weeks and ignoring anything related to the transaction.

Lowering prices on slower days can fill in the gaps, and it’s also worth setting longer minimum stays in advance to mitigate low booking volume over time.In my experience, mid-week travelers are usually on the road for work—client meetings, interviews, conferences, that sort of thing.