A Ski Chalet in Utah that attracts vacationers in the winter might only be 30% occupancy but regular day to day Airbnbs are 45-50% for people who people don't know what they are doing or upwards of 80% for professionals.

Data centers seem like a good idea but will companies that store lots of data rent from me and if so how do I find/attract these companies to my data center?

It is designed for landlords, and allows landlords to post about the tenants rental history as well. 2 birds one stone with this software.

There are a vast array of options designed for data closets to lock down network and WiFi equipment that otherwise every person would have access to.

Though the house was built in 1940, it had great bones and mostly needed design updates to bring it back to life.

It's about 1-mile from the center of town which is nice because it's a little quieter but still close enough to walk down to all the attractions.

There are lots of amenities and local attractions.

From my desktop research looks like its quite expensive and difficult to earn an attractive CoC return.

BTW, from my experience, if you can get a mortgage, and use the $55k as a down-payment on a nice middle-class community w/ good schools house, newer, nicer, attracts stronger tenants, over 10+ years of holding you will be much better off. 

The Berry Hill area is a fairly attractive area right now.