This may be for tourism like Nazare, Peniche, Figueira da Foz, or Fatima, or for retiree expats like Caldas da Rainha.

Marinas and commercial land for sale made me think that the invasive carp issue was affecting the draw to the lake or it was not exactly a booming tourism market.

One of the things I love about the Smokies besides it being a really consistent, high-demand market, is the region is powered by tourism - and as a result, regulations are favorable, and there are a number of excellent cleaning crews, handymen, and other service people who not only perform good work, they are very accustomed to working with long distance owner/managers.  

I think tourism will continue to grow which does not directly impact real estate but does intrigue people to move here (Alaska overall), or at least try a 6 month rental to try to plant some roots.

Personally, I can’t imagine the zoning can stay the way it is forever because the area severely lacks lodging and due to the number of vineyards and breweries, will only grow tourism.

This is less likely, but some places like Bentonville, AR and Comal County, Texas give short-term rental regulation authority over to tourism agencies, recreational districts, or chambers of commerce. 

Hello everyone,I am a finance graduate, working in government and energy since young.I was thinking a lot about investing in stocks, create a business or invest in real state, and I decided to try real state and mix it with business -tourism business-.Which strategy should I done for my first investment?

We are so happy with our choice.That being said, I think maybe California doesn't care about out of state tourism, with so many in state residents. 

They also have the functionality to send group text to myself, property manager, and maintenance manager when a repair is neededDo you still use the same company and would they be good at answering inbound calls from sellers? 

I would watch out for Nevada and be cautious since it does have big ups and downs and it is heavily reliant on hospitality and tourism.