If no trees and no slow drain issues, you're probably fine though.

Is the city quickly moving as the boom occurs, or you sense any slowness to adapt as the city changes?

Progress is slow due but steady.

My Airbnb inquiries has been very slow, but again I’m just starting.

The truth is that building wealth is a slow process and the odds of hitting the lottery, inheriting massive wealth, or suddenly getting a huge lump sum are absolutely tiny.

Again, if you have deep pockets you can just buy a portfolio. 

In my opinion, i dont think the price can get lower than now which means that from here they will slightly start going up, I reckon it might be very slow, but unless you are in a hurry to sell, i think it can be a very good investment with the years; by now, apart from enjoying the great enviroment and food here, you can also rent it, in high season you can get really good money by renting to foreigners (especially English and Nordics) that follow the spanish sun even in winter!

Class A property RentReadys rarely exceed ne month of rent, many only need a deep clean.Class B RentReady usually requires about one month of rent in prep.Class C is a crapshoot.

High vacancy, lots of uncollected rent, high evictions, and long turnover times (as a result of slow turnover process or poor marketing/placement to fill vacancies) are very common results you'd expect from a bad property manager/landlord, which will lead to this "no tenants" issue.

The rental market in Central Indiana is officially on fire.After a slow November/December, January began with a bang and continued into February.We're leasing at an impressive rate right now, which is great news for both our Leasing Team and our Owners.If your home is sitting and not getting activity, it's time to reconsider things... price being the most powerful lever to pull.