If you go there, you'll bump into plenty of tourists and digital nomads.

Aloha,For a multi-family, you should invest in a quality security camera system to cover multiple common areas...laundry, parking, common hallways, and especially the trash area.

It's more typical to have a preferred return at 7-10% & then projections on cash flow splits or gains at sale in the double digits.  

And I've done many with 8% preferred returns and average cash-on-cash returns in the high single digits and low double-digits. 

Yea there are two groups here, one has cancelled meets due to COVID right now, but the other is active digitally and fortunately I already spoke with the guy who started that one :)

I personally know individuals who have taken advantage of this trend and found themselves living quite comfortably abroadAdditionally, the gig economy has given rise to a new breed of "digital nomads" who seamlessly transition between temporary housing, house-sitting, and even camper/van lifestyles.

They got 16 cameras and spot lights all around the house at a cost of $3800.

This is far cheaper for our Owner than going to court and fighting to get them out, especially with local laws.By just sending out some multipage document for a digital signature, and providing access for showings via lockbox or someone with no skin in the game, the plain fact is NO ONE is reading the documents, much less getting any idea what is/is not important to you or how various issues would be addressed.

We just set up 2-3 blink cameras depending on the size of the property. 

We did what they asked -- had signs put up in the area to make it more safe, asked for additional police presence in the neighborhood because the neighbors feel "unsafe", invited all 20 houses to an open house to get to know us and address concerns, installed ring cameras, addressed parking concerns, the list goes on with actions we have taken to address the issues.........as of last night the planning and zoning committee denied us again based on the protest of the neighbors at the hearing.