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Looking for Cash flow - wondering the expenses on STR

David Hare
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My wife and I are close to retirement. We have some money that we're looking to put into RE (about $450-500k) that we can use and rent out the rest of the time. One to be near one of our kids (in Acworth) in the Red Top mountain area, and second one in Norris Lake area for like an annual gathering with the whole family. I've found some possible places and like the numbers I'm seeing but not sure of breakdown. I used the airdna calculator but don't see a detailed number breakdown. I assume that would be in pro membership. I have listened to a variety of BP podcasts and watch the youtube channel with relevant info and that has been great. I believe a while back I heard that there was a calculator or estimator for all the numbers to consider. Where could I find that?

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