Call the owner at Apache Lake in Arizona. 

On the other hand, a cabin next to a lake in a typical vacation destination will make a lot of sense as a second/vacation home.

@Ermyas SerekeFinger lakes area in NY.

In Austin, unless you have something near the lake or hot spot, I would guess you may get at most 2x MTR rates but once you factor in vacancies, increased expenses, and increased time vs 30% to STR manager it doesnt make sense for me for potentially small gain.I started my 1st MTR earlier this year and both are booked through next April with less than 5% vacancy which I artificially set to give me 2-3 dys between guests to turn it over/check for need any repair needs. 

I am a broker at an office in Lake Oswego (so essentially Portland) but I live down in Molalla (east of Woodburn - about 1.25 hours from Corvallis) so in between Salem and Portland - 2 different markets on 2 different MLS's. 

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Honestly, I know a perfect spot for such a facility, only a couple of miles from the lake.

I'm in the Leesville, Louisiana area, Alexandria and Lake Charles are both an hour away.

My office is in Lake Oswego.Good luck!

Salt Lake Community College, e.g. has a theatre program, but she's really quite interested to get far from Utah as she's on the LGBTQ+ spectrum and Utah isn't very friendly to her politically, socially, etc.I have read https://www.biggerpockets.com/... and thought she could consider a 4 plex in the Bronx, e.g., but maybe the extra stress would be just too much for a Freshman, in a new city, trying to get college done, and worry about owning property.