We have a lot of travel nurses in my area, so this is a really good strategy.

I travel to Charlotte a few times a year as I have family in the area.

His goal was to get X number of doors and then travel the world while his virtual assistants ran his properties. 

Using an S-Corp can help by splitting your income between salary and distributions, reducing that FICA hit.Deductions: Make sure you’re capturing every write-off you can like mileage, tools, marketing, software, even meals and travel when they’re tied to the business.

Also, think about your target guests (like traveling nurses, families, or weekend visitors) — it’ll help guide your furnishing and pricing strategy.Happy to chat more if you ever want to bounce ideas around — I love helping new hosts get started!

But if you get into even one or two of these circles, word travels fast when you’re the guy who brings real land opportunities in Spain.A few additional things that actually help close international capital gaps:• Package the deals properly — foreign groups love PDFs with zoning, permitted density, comps, buildable capacity, and a clear road to project viability.• Speak the U.S. investor language — IRR, cost-to-build, exit values, yield-on-cost.• Be extremely clear about Spanish timelines and bureaucracy (this actually builds trust more than anything).If you consistently show up where the international capital already hangs out, the deals will start moving.

Mainly because the market is constantly active with students, travel nurses, and short-term professionals.

I live nearby, and my crew will actually be renting a few of the units since we travel for Tractor Supply buildouts and similar projects, so overall maintenance should stay pretty low.The roof is new and already has solar, which helps a lot, and each unit has its own PTAC system for heating and cooling.I’ll keep you posted on how it goes.

Level 2 is to travel several times a year and not worry too much about the cost.

I travel to Miami very frequently (have a ton of family in real estate there) and work in the ohio real estate.