That has always been the case and is not tied to the current interest rate environment.

Also if there are multiple owners it ends up being like a HOA and I would view it as complete chaos on who is actually running the show.Why are you bullish over these vs. a traditional  Regulation A+ or Reg D 506c offering where you invest in the entire pool?

Avoid investing in cities with high operating costs.Pro-business environment: Companies prefer locations where they can operate smoothly without excessive government interference.

Should I sell the investments (pretend we're in a non-recession normal stock market environment), and payoff the rental?

(A figure >50 signifies a bullish/expansionary new home sales environment.)

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through it:**Understand Local Regulations:**First, you need to check with your local city or county to see if the zoning laws allow for this conversion.

Demand for housing in Bali exceeds availability, and favorable construction costs, salaries, regulations, and taxes make Bali an attractive destination for real estate investors.As @Benjamin Werner mentioned owning property in Bali works a bit differently than you probably would expect.

These condo complexes have been used as STRs since inception so there's little to no chance of that ever changing in the future making this a safe investment in terms of changing regulations.

Short-term rentals tend to do better with cash flow, which is increasingly difficult in a saturated, heavily regulated market.

I'm glad I can be in an environment with determined, like-minded people.