Take for instance Playa Del Carmen, which went from less than 10,000 people, 2 paved roads and a ferry to Cozumel in 1994 to more than 205,000 residents today plus seasonal visitors.

., as a frequent visitor.

For one-time visitors it's a lot more secure as long as you get a deadbolt that creates duration-specific codes - they only last for an hour or two (or less) and won't ever work after that.

Do you have a concern about tenants and visitors consuming MJ in any form, or not sure what to do about the language?

Then it has been filled with 5 rentals from VRBO (this includes 3 to 14 days/weekend rentals that were for housing wedding parties, concert goers, college visitors, vacation stops and 1-1 month rental while their house was being repaired) from March 2018 to the end of July 2018.

I would suggest as well being mindful of the seasonality of Austin - the driest months for visitors is probably November-February or pretty much the 4-month window you are talking about. 

As long as the state is legal and others are not more folks will visit or move.

They experience the most traffic from visitors year-round.

Worse, the county's beaches have over a million visitors per mile of beach during summer weekends and holidays, posing an evacuation nightmare.

And after all, having to visit or stay in your properties overseas at the cost of the taxman can be a very pleasant experience, depending on where they are of course. :-)