The only one I avoid is "The Republic of East Cleveland" LOL. also known as the city of East Cleveland. 

That being said, I can only tell you my experience as a landlord in the Dominican Republic, my home country.

I'll most likely miss like 20% year-over-year here in Europe (Czech Republic, France), compared to a non-covid year, which doesn't sound too bad to me, as hotels are having hard times now.Yes, this is one of the moments when I understand why banks are so risk-averse, and how one can still benefit from it.

I am looking to purchase A triplex in the Dominican Republic.

(drum roll for those that can't pull property profiles)...The People's Socialist California Republic of BERKELEY!

THANKS in advance :-)Hi BP family if you are looking to invest in the Dominican Republic you can make it I live in DR and I invest in PUNTA CANA the best place in the Caribbean. if you need contacts let me know I have multiple rental properties that are good for Airbnb or regular rent.DM me if you need more information 

Republic Title is great--depending on which branch you go to. 

First Republic - CAFremont Bank- CAFrost Bank - TXFulton Bank, PA, NJGFA Federal Credit Union 10 yr draw, 10 yr repay, MA, NHGranite State CU, NH 90-100%Great Lakes Credit Union, Chicago area ILGTE Financial, Tampa, Sarasota area FL w 2 yrs tax history on propertyHanscom FCU, TXHSBC 70%, for premier clients only.

Located in the peoples republic of California.

Doesn't matter if the properties or LLC are not in CA, if you live in the People's Republic of CA you must pay the man his money to the tune of $800/yr.