Traverse City is a great tourist town year around. 

Check out the Idealista index for stats on this.There are a few peculiarities for Barcelona (or Spain) compared to other markets:On Airbnb: You're right, there are only a fixed number of 9600 tourist licenses available in the city.

Lassen) It should be a tourist haven, as it once was, but no more.Redding is much like many other areas in California, reeling from the crash of the market, and crushed by the AB109 and Prop 47, both of which have released tens of thousands of criminals back onto the street, many of them violent offenders.

I have been to the Cayman Islands plenty of times, and love it, but I want to find somewhere else - a hidden gem maybe... that has yet to explode as a tourist destination, but close enough to a major town that airlines can fly into as I need to make it somewhat affordable and accessible to people who would like to rent it out.

Get a tourist visa, fly to the USA, pick something out, and wire the money to pay for it.You get a tax number from the bank that will receive the money.Interview property managers while you are there.An escrow company handles the transfer on the west coast.On the east coast, you will probably use a real estate lawyer.Money goes to the escrow company, not directly to the seller.Be sure to purchase title insurance.

The Mexican government then decided to create one of the biggest tourist destination in the world through massive public investment (through its Fonatur arm) and (foreign) private investment.

The problem with short-term rentals is that cash flow can be inconsistent and despite Costa Del Sol being a tourist hotspot, can turn quickly, really impacting expected IRR.  

If you do apartments in basement --check for plumbing problems or costs --for kitchen bathrooms etc --and seepage ( if ground water high) or flooding etc -- If you like so much --pay $1000 and get an Option for six to 12 months --tie up property and then do creative thinking and marketing --even find a partner-- If zonend for 24 untis MF --it may be easy to get zonned for a 40 room hotel - independent or weekly rentals --with kitchen --more profitable --if there is lot or tourists --good night life downtown -- etcOR basement can also have a retail --Salon / or restaurant --or health spa-- --think about long term --tenants-- Good luck..

I wouldn't consider it a major profit center in any event - unless you went whole hog and bought prime real estate next to a major highway near a tourist destination.

All other guests have filled out their contact info, initialed each page, and signed the last page without any questions.While it is more hands-on than a regular rental, the extra rental fees you collect should be worth it so long as you are in a good tourist area.