We’re long-term rental property owners, with a condo we’ve owned since 2009 and rented out since 2013.

@Sheri Rolfe, generally speaking unless the buyer has violated the terms of the contract in a way that allows you to terminate it or unless there is specific language allowing you to terminate it then no you should not be able to.

I was wondering if any real estate professionals like you can prove this to be a good move in terms of investing.

I guess what I'm asking is how optimistic are you on Cape Coral medium to long term.

If you find the conditions or terms of the lease are unacceptable I will allow you to be released from our lease agreement .

Being a Portuguese citizen doesn't give you any advantage whatsoever when it comes to buying and/or operating short-term rentals in Portugal.2.

I have a particular interest in islands, as my long-term goal is to captain a catamaran and offer tours for snorkeling, sunset cruises, etc.I'm interested in places that offer great ROI without being overly expensive.

Long term focus is what will make this so so worth it. 

Hi AllI am a STR expert but new in the long term rental game.

@Don KonipolSo we have a short term loan with someone and as part of the loan they paid all the interest upfront (12 month loan), loan is maturing and they have extension options (for a fee) - they asked about the extensions and we said it was X amount for the extension and you would also start paying the monthly interest as well.They flipped out and am like what do you mean I have to pay interest ?