I dug through every scenarios i could think of and remembered the parents of one of my friends just sold their old home in Vietnam.

Our county is top 10 in the nation for growth and tourism.

I would say, unless something drastic happens, most towns with a decent-sized tourism industry should be a bit safer, so long as they are not limited to seasonal tourism.

Plus, the congestion, traffic and tourism.

Hi Deep / Adrià,Thanks for above posts.I am a newbie just starting out on REI path and glad to find other people interested in Valencia.I was in Valencia and Alicante cities recently and felt more inclined toward Valencia (bigger city; more diverse opportunities instead of mainly tourism in Alicante's case).It'll be great to know your thoughts about good neighbourhoods in Valencia for long term rental investment.

Investors will enjoy discounted stays at all fund properties.Overall, the location is prime and Cali is our best performing city (with tourism growing at 15% annually).

You should be able to do whatever you want with your properties as long as it doesn’t violate any criminal laws.1 - They don't want to screw over the hotel industry that pays so much of the taxes and help drive tourism.

I work with some projects on container homes with a container manufacturing company in Vietnam and the price is around 10k-15k for finished one (include plumbing, electric, flooring etc.).

Long story short, Wife & I were planning to visit her family in Vietnam for entire month of August (cleared my work schedule) but recently learned wife is pregnant and her doctor & CDC do not recommend pregnant females travel to Vietnam due to risk of Zika Virus.

If someone like Aldi/Trader Joes dropped in around 40 and broadway and a few savvy Airbnb pioneers were willing to set up near stitsel weller and Michters who are working on bourbon trail tourism now, then it could happen but everyone’s betting on that Nulu, Smoketown and Shelby park corridor right now.