Buy in Tourist city, and you might be able to rent out to US citizen that want to live there.

Rents out per night to tourists $200 a night per bed.

Its a tourist town, with no real economy to go up or down but alot of outside money comes to town We now have tenants who have signed one year leases .Being a landlord isnt so bad as long as im on the property living in the new house.

In a tourist market like mine, and even in colder non-tourist areas, there is a steep drop in the number of workers in the off-season. 

The investment going into the area is skyrocketing with new malls, tourist attractions, and many new neighborhoods near Disney World.

I am now teaching English speaking Chinese tourist on a regular basis.

I found a 3 bed/1 ba property in a very nice rural location with Bay views, and only a couple miles from what has recently become a worldwide tourist attraction.

I made quite a bit of money during the summer season but it all ended when a tourist asked my doorman "where is apt## because im staying there for a few days"Is there anyone on this forum that rents out their NYC property to tourists and has overcame the legal hurdles?

Yes, lots of snowbirds and tourists but it's not like SLC (and the rest of the Wasatch Front) where there is a diversified economic engine to keep rentals full (there's a reason why large apartment complexes are SELLING at a 6.5 cap or less here).

That's rougly 75% booked in prime season for a tourist area.