If true, this could have an effect on demand.

Is this an area that is in demand in both the summer and winter seasons?

And if you're living on the property, you'll be able to monitor what goes on.As far as the price you can get when you sell, well that's driven a lot by demand.

The area has already appreciated a lot, but I don't see it going down unless the whole market does as there is a lot of demand for properties in that area.

The cold vs hot markets usually boils down to population and demand growth differences and underneath that is jobs. 

This tenant has been very demanding since the beginning .Anything I can do to stop him text me monthly bases ask for different things ?

My 2 cars are in high demand by people flying into Houston on business or to visit family.

Slice is another good one, a start-up out of New York that offers on-demand insurance that covers you only if you're hosting.

MF units are harder to come by these days but knowing they are in high demand I will be starting a "Focused search" in July for sellers who own MF units in central Arkansas who will be looking to sell.

"Nothing quite in this area" is probably a bad sign - I know it may seem like a lack of other short-term rentals means a lack of competition, but it may also mean a lack of demand.