I only know of one in my area, which is an adventure in itself.

Trying to decide between a cabin in the ASKA Adventure Area (aka North Georgia Mountains) or Beach Condo (panhandle of Florida) that we can use when not rented.

P.S -  more time on BP and less time on HGTV - good luck  - looking forward to reading about your further adventures in real estate

I have decided when I begun my adventure that I want to focus on buying and holding multifamily properties.I've been looking at the possibilities in Ireland and so far they don't look great.

It will all help you start to become comfortable with estimating your own costs.Best of luck in your flipping adventures! 

I also checked Malaga, and unless anyone can convince me otherwise, I absolutely ruled it out, prices are lower, but not that much, rents, on the other hand rents (which is my idea, as I can´t afford to invest by just keeping properties for long without renting)  are quite low, and I know you don't always find a tenant as there is a huge surplus of houses (for the same price of house, even though that would mean a bigger one, you might be able to get 600-700 euros rent, I would say), I can be wrong, but I am not off by much definitely.About taxes and so, well, I have no clue, I foresee that being an entire new adventure, but first things first...

I would love to find something in the Denver area to get my house hacking adventures started but know the Denver market is tough right now.

It happened as more adventurous members with slightly higher income than the current neighborhood buyers, and saw a more desirable package in terms of money and amenities than their current situation.

@Elizabeth Colegrove we've has so much fun with it and definitely recommend Airbnb to other adventurous landlords! 

But, their efforts do not compare to the clout of the major hotels and casinos.