Send me some pictures of your facility and plans.

Factors such as the overall health of the economy and tourism industry, as well as local regulations and zoning laws, can all impact the supply and demand for short-term rentals.As for long-term rentals, it depends on location, It is likely to be less affected by the ups and downs of the tourism market, and can provide a more stable income stream for investors.

They have a brand new Amazon facility going in and tons of jobs are openings up.

This could be becuase of the mix of the service vs. other job types in that geo (E.G. think Las Vegas or Orlando - heavily weighted to service/tourism jobs).Dan

Like @Walter Ware mentioned, it is best to be within 15-20min from the facility.

After notifying and providing a container and services to help to store belongings and a short term stay facility, They send contractor familiar with such houses and crew at this point to start the remodel.

I've heard of some who still have the same info from when they first started their website/academy/training facility and just keep bringing people in using same old outdated info.Anyway, he seems like a good guy...can't spell to save his life...but a good guy...I would recommend anyone trying to join to make sure to listen to his podcast, and for a while, before signing up for anything of his...

REI can be risky, so adding additional revenue generators into the project can lessen the risk.I'm working on a project in Costa Rica that has investor opportunities in Real Estate (vacation homes etc) Some of the development includes an Event Center with revenue streams from GROUP Travel, Tourism and Events, such as Golf Clinics, Yoga Retreats, Business Education and Corporate Team Building etc.

I spent about 3 years as an analyst in Walgreens facilities division and worked closely with the real estate team during that time.  

The cuts will be toward expendable admin (talk about useless) and gaudy facilities (refer to first parentheses).