This is why I've never considered Vegas since it seems almost like a company town relying 90% on gambling and tourism.

I live and develop real estate in PR (mainly residential and tourism-related).

Here is the latest article in San Diego: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/tourism/sd-fi-airbnb-council-20180715-story.html

Long term I'd love to be building multi family units and diversifying to eco tourism projects.So short term options we are considering: - holiday rentals Las Vegas / Florida / Mexico (Puerto Penasco) - long term rentals in TN, USA or within UKMy questions are: - Are my funding concerns valid and do you agree cash sale of cheaper property makes more sense or should we look to borrow and invest differently?

I specialize in short term rentals, lodging, and tourism based commercial property.

It's a great city for tenants because the casinos employ a lot of people, and the tourism industry stayed strong during the recession.2.

Its a great market for Airbnb because of year round tourism.

Highlights Cleveland in an excellent lens, truly speaks to the wonderful rich filled culture, entertainment, natural rescues, tourism  and food scenes Cleveland has to offer.

Medical tourism is picking up an will eventually be booming.     

Once an area is listed all over the internet as being #1, it is far too late.Unlimited amounts of potential and already it has blown up with future plans that are already approved for tourism, big time DOD Contractor and Space Industry, residential, health care, educational institute, and commercial development/ expansion.