Information is easy to come by with the world wide web, paying up front costs should raise a red flag. 

In Maine the summers are great but many properties close during the winter months.Extended stay properties tend to have more consistently higher occupancies than daily stay, but are not able to charge as much.Also are you aiming for a property in a tourist location or looking at business travelers in a major metro area?

If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

So obviously it's a small community, but kind of a vacation town with pretty steady population that mostly supports tourist business.

Granted, the city I live in is about 300,000 people with multiple tourist destinations (including a few beaches) and has a significant industrial presence.

Her reasoning was that most of the housing out there is intended for visitors and tourists and that there isn't enough permanent residents living there to actually raise a fuss.

Why do you believe there will be tourist interest there?

Hopefully it will help me to dispell the concerns of potential investors as I plan to continue to build my portfolio with worldwide properties.

I understand it mostly in the poor minority neighborhoods and that tourist areas are much safer than Chicago as a whole.

My name is Federico Cantero and my full time job is at Automobile Industry realestate on the Bajio region. as and Investor Im betting for housing on the cities of Leon (Industry tenants) and the city of Guanajuato ( tourist).