I liked the house and willing to purchase, however, feel sort of undecided given the following reasons. 

Sometimes it feels like nitpicking when you do but what else is the choice.... 

I have a few properties on he eastern shore of Md, feel free to reach out with any questions.

If it's mostly income and the inputs are reasonable then I would feel a lot more comfortable with that than having most of the upside realized upon exit.

If nothing else, you'll probably feel better about yourself if you happen to be coming off a mistake

There are no data points for feeling safe walking in a neighborhood (crime per block is closest), local restaurants (walkability scores are great), capital pouring in the area, etc, like actually driving a neighborhood and/or area

Please feel free to reach out if you have questions or would like to discuss investing in the Reno, NV area.

I would rent or roommate for a year and get the feel for the area , make contacts etc .

No feelings, thoughts, etc.

I know in her book Avery Carl recommends cancelling all current bookings and starting fresh, but the property is pretty turnkey and I really hate to lose those bookings and honestly would feel bad for the people who are planning their spring break vacations for next month thinking they have a great place to stay lined up.One option Avery mentioned is having the property management company contact current bookings and asking them to cancel their bookings and rebook on the new listing.