I've checked my breath - fresh and clean, as is the home.IMO, they were just being polite but were genuinely not interested.

Oil pricing is dominated by world economics; world political events impact the price at the pump, where natural gas pricing is driven by the domestic market.

Right now, there are those trying to do good and work hard, and then there are those trying to speak bad and hope for the markets and economy to crash so they can see a different political candidate in office, regardless of how that may hurt families, young, old, special needs etc.

I am not rethinking real estate , but rethinking getting into politics .

Originally posted by @Jeremy Mack:@Conor Dockry, I will politely disagree with you.

Some other pros would be weather, globally sought after, growing infrastructure across the state to accomodate high speed rail, space industry, we have several major airports, growing tech/medical industries as well as the ever growing theme park monsters that help to bring in about 70 million people a year here, we stay pretty purple with politics and very alternative lifestyle friendly, schools overall aren't great, but we do have some very good ones including prep schools/acadamy's. landlord friendly and so much more too!

You stand a real chance in politics.

In addition, cities can change their STR rules at the drop of a hat, so you want to make sure you understand the political climate in any area you plan to buy an STR to get a feel for their appetite to regulate STRs.

Canyon Lake is a very small town and from what I can tell there has not been any political movement to stop it though you are right - that can change at any moment.

The politics there are NOT landlord friendly.