The concern is investors already have to overcome the RLTO, a uniquely pro-tenant law that doesn't exist in most major markets.

I want to live in a European city and I want a job in real estate, not just an investment.

It will become a lien against any of his/its solely-held real estate.I once saw a show i think on 60 minutes of these traveling contractors .. some sort of eastern European ethnic group.. that set out from the east coast digs and went across the country doing these scams.and of course in the areas of the country with big hail damage you have storm cashiers that represent roofing companies. i have been called by many.. 

This seems to be the trend with STRs in most major metro areas across the country.Everything in New Orleans is in a flood zone.

I underwrite most major expense categories to the average.

The mass exodus of an entire generation to the rest of the European Union to scrub Swedish toilets and wipe German windows.

Other central banks in the world followed suit, and the European Central Bank, Japanese Central Bank and the Chinese Central Bank also printed trillions of dollars and injected liquidity into the financial Marketplace.

Like the density, gentrification, global travel recognition, varied neighborhood uniqueness, walkability, diversity, etc. that only a walkable, dense and European like city can offer.

Some European countries are very landlord friendly, the majority not so much. 

Most major cities have strict zoning laws to prevent this from happening.