This is easy to see in earnings reports for credit card companies (that continue to blow out earnings, with travel as their lead category), hotel companies, and Airbnb itself.I think a lot of it is just going overseas now as international travel continues to strengthen. 

What's mentioned is very basic and potentially a tad misleading in that investing in Mexico/internationally is very different than in the US. 

And tenants that pass muster - good credit scores, stable jobs, good income, no criminal background, no evictions, etc - generally are responsible pet owners.

Internationally, those holding USD reserve, freak out.

I've been in law enforcement on some level for more than three decades and one thing I've learned over the years is that the people that turn out to be the criminals are not always who you would expect.

-Caused 13K worth of damage-Caused me trouble at my W9-Trashed the house-Owes me 9k in rent-Filed bogus criminal charges on me, absolute lies-Stole ALL of my appliances upon eviction-And there is more

There's some pretty interesting international property markets out there where you can find a lot of opportunities significantly under 250k.

Hawaii specifically has all the international travel that makes up for less US residents going so maybe not the best example.

You may have to pursue criminal charges and civil charges in both criminal court and civil court (different courts in NY) to go after unnamed tenants.

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