The last showing I was at, there were agents face-timing clients from China showing them the rooms in the house so they can see the condition. 

I've been in China for 5 months so out of the loop. $6000 cash flow is before insurance, taxes, vacancies.  

I get a feeling that I'm losing out on the short-term trend.Believe it or not - I actually work in China now, so I got to have a solid PM for this "Short term rental" experiment.Any hints are appreciated.Dennis

She and her husband host Alex, a high school student from China, for nine months out of the year.

I would say a majority of thaht 3% 30 year debt is in SFR and those notes were ALL sold in the secondary market China is holding the bag  LOL

Now, if suddenly we see a shift in macroeconomics, like the war in Ukraine getting out of hand, China decides to invade Taiwan, another banking crisis, or inflation starts to rise again, then there’s a possibility the real estate market may be impacted but the real estate sector itself remains strong.

Steel went up due to Covid and shipments from China being decreased along with shipping backups.Lumber went up due to import/tariff issues by the US with Canada.

The short term rental market is heavily influenced by cash buyers from Brazil and China who are snapping up new construction "McMansions" to offshore some cash.

I have investors from Asia by the way - in China.

China controls most of them.