Their prices are so high there compared to my market in Boise, Idaho so I defer to him about cash flows in Seattle.Ask him about short term rentals in some of the tourist areas. 

I charge a very high price for furnished rentals in a small (tourist) market.

I recommend that you start leveraging the World Wide Web which will reduce ongoing costs and bring faster results.After all, 9 out 10 people go to the internet via a laptop, tablet or smartphone when it comes to any service, purchase or information in general.

That coinciding with the mismanagement and closure of Konconcti Harbor Inn 10 years ago, much of the draw to the lake for tourists has slowed, and most businesses subsequently failed.

Hi All,I've been looking at STR opportunities up-and-down the Shenandoah Valley and have been considering properties in Massanutten, a self-described four season tourist destination.

I currently live in a popular tourist city in Mexico (w/ a lot of American investments).

The city is cracking down hard on un-regulated Short term Rentals -- they want to ensure that the tourists are being provided safe rentals, as well as ensuring that they (the city) are being paid. 

It has a lot of the draws - close city center, great tourist traffic, good weather, reasonably inexpensive property (although it sounds like that changing).Our STRs and AirBnB's here in Washington State are booking up like crazy as well - especially those with cabin / forest vibes. 

Things are being felt worldwide as well.

I'm sure the pensions would certainly like to do the same since they are unable to reach those numbers themselves and rapidly moving into more and more toxic assets to try and make up the difference since they are dramatically underfunded, poorly managed, riddled with corruption, pay an enormous amount of money to Wall Street in the form of unreasonable and usury level management fees, and soon will be our next worldwide crisis that unfolds.