I would think that a lot of folks who were in it 2-3 years ago were in it for the non-performers, and we know how that market is currently.I'm not currently buying because my capital is currently deployed. 

Real estate investors are attracted to medium-term rentals to gain the benefits of extra cash flow versus long-term rentals while avoiding regulatory risks, high turnover, and intensive management of short-term rentals.While many investors are now turning to medium-term rentals to build their portfolios, the lending world has unfortunately been a little slow to keep up.

Any San Antonio folks able to share insights on what may be going on? 

Would love to hear folks answer to this!

Probably worth mentioning, TurboTax can facility real-time assisting from tax professionals if needed, obviously this will be at extra cost.Hope this helps! 

I'm in Eugene and a part of the local real estate investors association here and we have some folks from Roseburg who come up or join in our virtual meetings.

I would only do this is I had already had the guest stay before and was pretty sure they were good folks.

After a few folks in the neighborhood became worried about the 2 chemical fires, they had a PG&E "information" meeting.  

If you buy in an area around Lake Winnipesaukee or Winnisquam you may find the ability to rent to STR folks that want the lake, to skiers-Gunstock ski area is in proximity to Lake Winni, and there are some ski mobile trails a bit north of Lake Winni closer to Squam lake. 

Folks vote for no more STRs, they are gone and you are out of luck.If there is a large block of condo's owned by a single entity, like a wealthy family or corporate entity, you are also in the same boat.