Demand Drivers: corporate HQs - project/business travel, large construction projects, relocation travel - significant population in-migration, military/government, large hospitals - travelling nurses/doctors and overnight patient stays, training hospitals, cancer centers, leisure travel, universities, high occupancy in extended stay hotels, supply constraints, close to transportation corridors, shopping, and entertainment, high cost area (housing, rents, hospitality)

Then move on to 3rd party recruiters and local companies that are growing/relocating.  

Having a larger property, your target audience will be relocating or displaced families, corporate clients, and/or groups of digital nomads or professionals traveling in groups.

@John Anderson There's about a million reasons why real estate prices have shifted drastically in the last few years but here's my top three.Economy/job relocation/remote work.Cost of living. 

Perhaps target relocations and insurance placements if you're buying a nice 4/2 home in a good area.

Wilson, if you're not 100% on Cincinnati yet we should talk.I lived in the SF Bay Area for about a decade until we relocated to Metro Detroit.

Assess your willingness to relocate if necessary and explore areas that offer the right mix of professional and personal opportunities.Research Regional Markets:Take the time to thoroughly research various regions and cities to identify those that align with your investment criteria and personal preferences.

I look forward to meeting new investors there once I am relocated there here soon. 

I’m relocating from NYC to Dallas for work and since I got lucky on my first property I want to actually do my due diligence visiting neighborhoods, seeing properties in person (not FaceTime) before investing in another. 

Did he meet his re-employmeent and relocation goals?