Assuming similar dynamics to all beach towns, you will make all your money in the summer season.  

The home is a little outside of a large central illinois college town and has alot of future housing development opportunities around it in addition to being butted up against historic route 66. 

I would consider any large college town such as Tallahassee or somewhere a lot bigger bc for student housing you can rent it by the room which will skyrocket your revenue.

I have started my searches in the neighboring towns of the post itself and I've been having a VERY tough time finding a single multi-family rental in either location.

Go through the tax local tax records and call / mail owners of multifamilies you've seen around town but aren't on the market.  

In July 2020,I bought a condo in a university town that's rented by students.  

We liked the small town and thought it’d be cool to fix it up and have a rental.

I just moved to a small town in Missouri. 

Nazareth is certainly not a destination town so I'm curious if any of fellow BP members from the area have employed a str strategy and to what degree of success. 

Purchase price: $225,000 Cash invested: $56,250 Decided to test a new market and headed up north in Connecticut to the town of Winsted, CT.