You didn't mention anything about the house, but if you are open to SEC 8, that's a safe tenant to attract this time of year.  

There appears to be a growing migration to Houston and it's surrounding areas attracting a wide range of mattress money clients.

Much lower prop taxes and Colorado is attracting people, unlike some northern states.

As far as condos, the HOA fees and rules are what make those either very attractive or not so attractive depending on the person.

For the last two years we've seen local restaurants closed 1-2 days a week - even at the height of tourist season - for the first time in history.

According to the 'Global Luxury Landscape of 2021' report, the Baixa do Porto and Cedofeita areas have attracted foreign investment, specifically United States and Israel.

My business partner and I are just getting into real estate investing and have some attractive target properties we are looking at.  

Cozy.co looks to be quite attractive and I've gone through their initial account setup, linked my bank account and all seems smooth so far - but I'm curious as to how the service functions in practice and if there are any "hidden" fees that the tenant or the landlord would potentially run into and be cause of shock/disappointment. 

Law of attraction is simply focusing your mind on what you want.

I would suggest you start with vacant land as the prices for occupied are going way too high to make them attractive for a flip and your redemption period is shorter on vacant land than occupied may be if it is a homestead.