What I did when I was faced with a possible low-pressure situation in a new installation was put in a European-style system with a bar wall mount.

I really can't imagine any website making them comfortable enough to go through one of the most major purchases of their lives without some sort of hand holding.Investors don't need the hand holding as much, but they are too busy at their full time jobs, or finding more deals or spending time with their families to bother with trying to become pseudo real estate agents.I could change my own oil if I wanted to too, but I don't, so I will never.

What no can disagree with is that there are a lot more STRs on the market today than there were a year ago, platforms have changed the way guests are finding listings, and there's a lot more folks in urban areas hopping on planes in 2022 than there were back in 2021 given relaxed COVID-19 protocols in most major travel destinations. 

In most major markets, there is a private system known as the Multiple Listing Service (MLS).

It has a very modern and slight European fee to it with cafe's, restaurant and shops.I hope that maybe Toledo (our main market) can establish a tie with Chicago lollolAlthough both are in different states.Thanks.

Most major factories are in the same area.

The way banks see buildings expenses on 4 plexes and lower here is pretty simple and it's surprising how accurate and general it is.Expenses: your insurance, your taxes and heating/electricity + 15% of rents operating cost (sums up snow removal, maintenance, vacancy, marketing pretty well in most major cities).

I know most major metros are taking action and restricting them somehow.

im german, living and investing in Las Vegas - i got more and more european friends and family members who are interested to invest their money with us, so doing a lot of reading and analyzing in that regard lately, and there are multiple ways how you can put any amount of money to work -  happy to connect with you if you have any questions! 

However, you would want to be notified if a major emergency occurred.If Austria is anything like some of the Western European countries I'm familiar with, the landlord is responsible for far less than in the United States.