After a little homework, Leander, Round Rock, and Cedar Park all seem like interesting options.

You want a collection of them so that you can average them together for a better, more rounded number. 

AirBnB in particular only shows guests the average per night, not the individual day prices, and I can round my rates such that they end in a 0 or 5.Sure, as a guest I'd rather book a place that naively forgets to upcharge for christmas, but as a host I realize that people will pay more, and they do! 

I’m expecting low occupancy year round, hopefully offset with higher occupancy and ADRs in the warmer months.  

It depends,  a single family year round yes, student 9 month rental no. 

I am booked at  97% occupancy year round due to being in a desired location in SoCal but I have thought of selling down the line someday and not sure how I would structure the sale since there is SO much value in the business.

I’ve heard other users post that it’s better to stick with Palm Springs because you’ll see more year round bookings?

Budget is $750k cash or $750k in home price.Disney is a year-round market. 

Orlando is a year round destination.

That 1000sq ft cabin above isn't $471 all year round.