Many people go there in (large) groups, which most short-term rentals can't accommodate.

^There are a ton of people seeing success with Curbio.

@Dakota Mivshek From my recollection I think mostly I was dealing with the secretary of the company or some assistant and these people are all unlicensed, unprofessional, basically don't have any concept of how to structure contracts or even withdraw from a contract unfortunately.  

She has been in this type of industry for a while as well as knows people that have turned properties into assisted living homes. 

Now I see people accept the $1000 and turn around and "rent the garage" for $200 per month or "rent the appliances" which is legal so long as the garage are appliances are not included amenities on the HAP contract. 

I’ve heard people speak poorly of ND, but Minot is a little different.

In both three people end up contributing all of the equity and one manages the project.

Contact the listing platforms and see if you can get the names of people who have already booked...along with cleaners.

Areas that have been good 30 or 50 years ago are still good today.One wildcard though.The city of MKE has initiated a projected called GrowMilwaukee, which is based on the majors vision to increase population (for fiscal reasons, more people per square mile) and they have identified the lack of midrise mixed use districts - they call it the "missing middle".

I work full time at a local Chip( hint people think i work at Stadium) company as an Telecom engineer for last  20 years and still love the work i do and hopefully they don't fire me.