Are the signs and stakes drop shipped to your placers when you buy them or are they responsible for picking them up?

Just tell everyone that San Antonio and Austin are the places to be so they can keep fighting it out for homes that don't cash-flow and see very little appreciation.Laredo has everything a great community for investment needs: jobs, development, infrastructure and an influx of capital coming in from the manufacturing and shipping industries.Don't tell a soul about your secret gold mine.

I talked just recently with a trusted broker I know out of the Sacramento area to ask him his advice about finding investment properties in California and he said "the ship has sailed for that" and that's not hard to see especially in today's market.

Palm Springs just passed a new law only 26 stays per year allowed, and Big Bear requires an onsight PM- that will kill your ROI, Arrowhead guests can't use docks, beaches or lake- that dropped demand.

As that fact alone has cause more sinking ships than a bad deal or operations.. the financing is critical piece here.

Also tourism there is booming, no passport needed, since it is part of the US and cruise business is expected to grow steadily for the next 7 years so i am focusing on Old San Juan since that is where cruises dock and properties there have the highest demand for Airbnb One more thing, the convention business is getting ready for a huge come back and will continue to grow for years to come. 

Tenants are jumping ship left and right at the end of their one year lease period.

Here in the BA, there are software, hardware, and chip design companies along side companies that are involved in biotech, pharmaceutical, banking, shipping, etc.

A New dock/seawall (permit pending), new pool (permit pending), new driveway and new landscaping.

I'm busier than a prostitute on a pirate ship with my STRs here in Coffeyville.