You would be confident in my actions, and there would be no need to ask questions on BiggerPockets.2.

Being aware of issues and taking no action is absolutely a red flag in my eyes.

Local news, companies that are moving to the area, xip codes for single family homes, expected ROIMany thanks!

It sure does seem that the corridor between San Antonio and Austin will be eventually developed. https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2024/07/29/austin-su...

Every action you take isn't meant to be gainful.

STRs are really in flux in many countries and many are getting banned outright.https://www.propertyguides.com/italy/news/should-i-be-worrie...Check out that article.

That's the job.Good news: once you gain more traction you can leverage a cold calling VA to help with the initial contact (the most time intensive part of the process), I run a call center for Real Estate so I know this can work.

I'm living and doing my research for the past 7 months for the Madrid market (and the area around it) - will be great do discuss with some members here and share our experience, toughs, etc.It will also be great to discuss the current market situation and share the news - do you think it is still a good time to get into the market?

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

They consider it fraud and will take action against those who dare to rattle their cage.That being said, IF they approve the tenant and rent you are asking, and the total rent falls within their guidelines and tenant income qualifications, disclosed on the lease you are good to go.BTW, in year #2 of the lease, you can ask for a rent increase, and don't be shy about a raise--at that point, all they can say is "no".