Woodlands is a great area, but price to rent ration doesn't really make sense most of the time.

A bubble is about prices and prices are determined by willing buyers and sellers What you're saying is that you won't be a buyer because the rental yields are too low and, presumably no other (rational) investors will either so, at some point, the sellers will have no choice but adjust their prices downward significantly until the yield is satisfactory, which will pop the bubble.

But in my experience investing in 4 different states, you can correctly identify and select all the factors that were mentioned here, including the job market, taxes, product type, price to rent ration and etc.

You will also ultimately make bad offers, get bad properties, and rationalize how they are actually good. 

He did such; the investors got a rational professional to contact and gained confidence that the trustee would obtain the best results possible.  

I know there are many here that are willing to rationalize a bad deal into a good one, and end up with garbage,...but pretty garbage. 

Leases will be from say:August 5th-July 25th July 3rd - June 27thJune 6th - May 28th(I've got around 40-50 leases so I have to spread them out all over the summer)No pro-ration, with 12 installments too. 

I think somebody who's already say a multimillionaire could rationally decide not to invest in C class stuff, making a conscious decision to sacrifice the much greater return for somewhat less work.

I find most agents can rationalize that and of course buyers will think thats a great fee for their agent really depends on market and how sales are going in Hot selles market you negotiate lower fee in Hot buyers market it goes the other way.as for the OP on a 200k house 1% is rediculous for most agents but I am sure there will some that are good with it..

This could get ugly quickly, so let's hope for rational guests and, hopefully, Airbnb rethinks this if it becomes an issue.