Beyond that, the most helpful thing imo would be to talk to several VR owners here on BP.

@Drew Slew imo the best VR markets are not in urban areas or large event driven markets but in mature drive to vacation destinations with an outdoor draw: think lakes, oceans, mountains and desert.

I've seen numerous news stories about it (just google Civvl, and there are plenty), but none is very descriptive, mostly just outrage porn.

This doesn't scream run away - it's just sounds like a typical retail VR buyer deal.

Just thought I’d share this link I got today on best places to invest in VR in 2020.https://www.airdna.co/blog/best-places-to-invest-in-us-vacation-rentals

Personally, I’m not willing to buy a VR unless I know it will make me at least $1k/month due to how active the business is.

The way you make money here with VR condos, at least pre covid, was getting a 70/80s condo and renovating it to 2020 standards, then refinancing, and raising the nightly rental rate.

@Jordan Holt have you considered the VR business?

From what I am seeing through my own experience with my 6 VR's, my clients' experience, as well as data, the drivable vacation rental markets have hit a bit of a boom post-Covid.

Maybe Live & VR hometour.