This is the BRRRR strategy and is very popular with investors. 

Hocking Hills and Red River Gorge are both really popular STR spots and definitely have the natural attractions that drive consistent demand, but just know they can also be competitive and seasonal, so having a strong property manager who knows that niche market is key.

It's a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers.

Instead of focusing solely on the popular spots, they expanded their search to neighborhoods like Linda Vista and Lemon Grove.

Properties accommodating larger groups (8+ guests) are particularly popular.

In my opinion Indy and the mid west in general is has been popularized, exhausted, and nearly bled dry.

We've used Slack until lately, but are now migrating to Facebook.Regarding other groups that are great for networking but not REI focused, one of our most popular ones is called AVL Digital Nomads.

Ohio City and Tremont are super popular for a reason, and I’ve seen some great BRRRR plays in West Park, Old Brooklyn, and Detroit Shoreway too.

In Bryson City you have a popular tourist train (GSMR), one of the largest casino's in the Southeast, the Nantahala Outdoor Center, the second largest lake in NC, and some of the most notorious fly fishing rivers in the US. 

@Juan Carlos Flores Garcia I have helped a lot of clients purchase S8 properties here in the STL market which has been a popular area for out of state investors buying these types of properties.