The current administration is in no hurry to evict because it is not politically popular to do so.

Our grandchildren who are not yet born would have to pay for it :-(There are generally, and largely, three ways governments obtain currency: (1) taxation, (2) debt issuance, (3) inflation (printing money).In the wake of the 2008/2009 financial crisis, the latter has become the most popular for both political parties and even the Treasury. 

High risk investing comes with headaches and so does the BRRR strategy, contrary to popular belief.To me value is a solid asset with very predictable maintenance and CapEx costs, and low risk tenants.I look for things that will never go out of style like off street parking, in suite laundry, nice location, spacious living quarters, and updated mechanicals.Those investments seem to provide a different kind of returns which I am most interested in...

The beaches are quite popular and there are numerous ones to choose from.

When questions arise in your area, I will definitely follow up with you.Sincerely,Mike

Some may prefer not to and opt for something like ShinePay which I was heavily considering but the device itself is relatively expensive, they take $4 for every $100 and it just seems like there's room for more issues to arise whether it be with the software and/or its components, customer support, increase in fees in the future, compatibility issues with tenant's phone, etc., etc.  

At the very least you should have a local 'agent' that you can call on to handle issues that arise & drive by now and then to make sure the home is being taken care of.

It has a reputed medical school, it is a popular Caribbean vacation spot too.

Stacking the ARM trick on top is especially popular as a special loan just for medical doctors, basically taking advantage of the fact that their 10 years in school didn't include any personal finance 101 component. 

Yes, you're paying something every month, but despite the popular disdain for HOAs would say, you are actually getting something for that money.