I liked school and made deans list and was in an honors society.

THIS is our society today, the games, lies, gimmicks, a-ok as long as it's "fun", even "good" for being such. 

We live in a society of instant.

And if so, are you ready to protect your properties located in urban areas.

Move to area more urban or suburban and almost every deal might be above the 1 million mark.

For an urban/populous area, it might be 50 or 100.

Society in general is not like it was 25 years ago, people are doing things they wouldn't have done back then.

There is more of a draw with having an international airport, NHL/MLB/NFL, Busch Gardens, Urban as well as coastal options etc. 

It's especially useful in urban areas where your ability to "walk" to stores that provide amenities, restaurants,.... is important.  

Hi @Ariel Gomes I do a lot of work Downtown and can't think of any buildings that have a formal position on vacation rentals, I'd doubt any HOA would take such a position in the early stages of that industry.Your success here would likely hinge on the same factors you'd find anywhere for this strategy.  1) how open and transparent you are with your neighbors 2) how selective you'll be with your guests/tenants 3) how responsive you'll be to complaints and problems.Condo owners in urban areas, such as Downtown, will be very concerned about their safety and ability to limit access to their buildings.