If I self manage(which was what I was planning) it could turn out a big headache) there are a lot of condos for sale which is a bit alarming as well.I would be self managing from California so that’s long distance management and may consist of many flights taking care of any necessities.Why can’t this be an easier decision lol good luck!

I have been consistent since this past October with weekly mailings, it has been tough/next to impossible, for me to do 2nd/3rd mailers...while keeping up with the weekly load.

Nashville definitely has laid out their regulations and been very strict on them but the good news is that they seem to have consistently stuck by them when challenged.  

We started doing free REI seminars this year, postcards are always consistent and SEO a little referral as well but its hit or miss and people forget about you after a week or two unless they follow our socials to stay top of mind.

Key west offers the highest of $1,786,950.00 and Naples-Marco Island slightly above $1.4M. 

I live in the San Juan area and agree there are a ton of abandoned properties all over the island. 

To illustrate the other side, the rest of the island (outside of these resort zones) has historically been a place where owners can only do MTR's - 30 day + stays, but new legislation just got passed and it's looking like a minimum 90 day stay will be required.

The great thing about Lodgify is that it is tailored for vacation rental, and I heard other platforms that focus on B2B like Opera may not be as feasible as for us as our line of work consists of renting out properties in residential tourism districts.

Maybe they are in good growth areas where rents and values seemed to increase greater than average, or maybe they consistently attract good tenants, etc.

The fun part with Ohio is that half of the municipalities require it, and the other half don't, and there's no real consistency to it.