Gastonia didn't really have the same housing explosion Charlotte did, so I wouldn't expect a lot of homes that fit their profile in there.I agree it looks as though they manage these from a macro-level. 

Lots to offer beyond the weather, but some people would consider high housing prices and explosive population a negative, therefore negatively affecting happiness. 

For instance, if you utilize a full-time housekeeping staff, it may also be wise to have a couple of housekeeping staff report on a different schedule to accommodate day-use rooms.I really don't see day-use rooms being an explosive seller, so wouldn't need a dedicated staff for day-use rooms.

Marathon is popular, because the city has allowed an explosion of legal short term rentals (min 7 days).  

look on airdna for rental data, just be aware the explosion of hosts has created a glut, and low prices in some cities, so it is a very competitive environment. 

He said he doubts that a metal junking place would want to take the risk that there's a full cartridge amid the thousands of empty ones because they can be explosive (you can also apparently lose a finger or your face  to frostbite while using it, if you're not careful). 

The explosive growth in Wenatchee and even Chelan, Entiat is a good place to be and not have the higher prices of the other two locales.

I watch TV, and it helps to watch something lively with lots of explosions and car chases.

The explosion would leave nothing but floating pieces.

It certainly beats the crap out of working an additionl 40 hrs/week to gain overtime salary.Maybe it's more like this-- it's better ROI to put your cash in a money market account than keep it under your mattress; but it's better to put it into an index fund than a money market; better still to select a prize-winning stock; better still to correctly pick hedge funds/explosive growth companies, etc., etc.