Properties with in-law suites in B-class areas—typically priced in the low to mid $300s—may seem like a safer bet due to lower upfront capital, but they often attract lower-income, less qualified tenants.

The idea of showing the property in relation to nearby attractions is a great suggesstion. 

Their price points are attractive.

Complexes with resort-style amenities (pools, hot tubs, indoor or heated pools for the winter, etc.) are especially attractive to guests.

What's great abut this is MTR is very tough to get shut down by local municipalities and believe it or not North Jersey attracts a huge verity of people looking for mid term whether its through work, moving or extended traveling.

Often times, folks find what they feel is a great deal, then work backwards, hoping the market is good enough for them to cashflow.Beyond a broader market, I would look for specific attractions where you can see the historical data of yearly visitors.

Where you invest will determine how well your property appreciates, how much rent can grow, and—most importantly—what kind of tenants you attract.

Some people look for expertise, others expect you to be just a "go'fer".You will find you can't be everything to everybody, nor should you.Like attracts like, so figure out the target market you want to work with and focus on attracting them and avoiding the rest.

And, the cities they choose stand to benefit.So, to determine which metros are best-positioned to attract and support this generation, we analyzed 103 U.S. metropolitan areas with populations of more than 500,000.