I personally prefer Fort Lauderdale and feel clients would probably treat the property better, as Miami has more of a party vibe in regards to tourism.

Well, our tax incentives for foreigners are even more beautiful and paying 10% maximum of income tax is always funny.When you add foreign investment to tourism and a booming economy it's easy to understand why the prices here are getting higher.That opens a lot of opportunities for everyone looking to invest.

If there is even a slight softening of the US Economy, we could see a slow down in tourism.

If that passes, watch a complete crash of the tourism economy and property values.

As I understand it, tourism is one of Fiji's largest industries, and there is no shortage of resorts as far as I can tell.

So extending it up to gardners basin is a good play for future events, business, tourism and safety.

I'm not familiar with the Airbnb market in the valley, but with the strong tourism market in the area,  it will be something I will be looking into.In regards to the Airbnb market in HRM, there has to be 50% more Airbnb rentals in the past year.

Office buildings are less sensitive to consumer demand than shopping malls, while hotels, with their short, seasonal stays and reliance on business and tourism travel, pose far more risk than either apartments or office.3.

They were also audited and billed on tourism taxes.

http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/tourism/sd-fi-airbnb-council-20171212-story.htmlYou would have to register the property as Dan mentioned but there still could be a way to make everything work.