Then factor in the 2 seasons that draw people to the area: 1) Summer - people down south want to get away from the heat 2) Winter - people want to see snow and experience a real winter.Then throw in various events like a Bluegrass Festival, Western days, Rodeos, Etc....IMO one of the best places I've seen to operate a STR.

Johnsbury, Burke, Lyndon) we ski there in the winter and would a duel Vacation property for us and STR for when we aren't.  

Specifically Winter Haven, Auburndale, and Lakeland areas seem to be growing rapidly.

. $600/mo includes a boat dock here in Indy on a reservoir, tennis courts, pool, a clubhouse, winter snow removal services and landscaping but no utilities- not even trash pickup. 

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Wake Forest.

I like the lower taxes and the mild winters.  

It will fluctuate each month from winter to summer so I would average the years past increase 5/10% Add to your rent and call it good.

@Doniel Winter it’s just under one PIN - is that how the bank will look at it?

@Sophie LiMaybe check out Greek Peak Area in Cortland that could generate winter rentals.

Too bad the furnaces aren’t the ones that go in the summer and ACs in the winter.