First days then they rent a vehicle and start looking for other places in DR to visit and renting other Airbnbs depending on their route to explore the country, and get to know different tourist, historical, cultural spots and, as you said before, nightclubs if they are local, they go sightseeing. to explore every corner of the country, what there is in the city of Santo Domingo, there is not in Punta Cana and each city, no matter how small or large it may be in the Dominican Republic, has its essence and that is what keeps North Americans, Europeans, Latin Americans and Asians investing in different sectors of the country, just ask yourself this question because there are so many foreign and local investors in Punta Cana or the Dominican Republic in general, the answer is simple, remember, the Dominican Republic has it all.

So I’ll have to explain these qualifications ahead of time to avoid discrimination?

I wish this information was given out so I would know ahead of time.

Go ahead and have your allergist prepare a letter that describes all the suffering you would incur living with a dog.

What is a good and or acceptable amount of money to have saved up before buying your first rental property I'm aware this can vary depending on the state/area but is there a rule of thumbThank you ahead of time 

If you like the house and the area and want to live there and its habitable, go ahead and try to get a plain vanilla conventional loan from the local credit union and mortgage broker. 

You gotta love those income vehicles spitting out safe interest. 

Yes, don't think too far ahead right now.

For the unit you are vacating, you will need a one year lease signed ahead of time as well.  

I personally love house hacking, as it is a great way to reduce your largest expense, get into a property with some of the best financing vehicles available, and also sharpen your land lording skills.