All Forum Posts by: David Acton

 Good deal Ko. I think it's going to require some flexibility in location and timing for sure. 

 Thanks Rene, will give that a shot!

Hey Jeremy, yes small town/rural. Good hearing from you again ;-) 

I'm looking at a property in a small town, that is a good recreational/STR market, but there are very few comparable home sales to base an ARV on. As an example, there has been only one sale nearby in last 12 months and it was essentially a new build, so even that is not a good comp property. Any suggestions on how to get a good ARV?

That’s a great approach. I’m looking to make this as hands off as possible, so wouldn’t be able to do this, but glad it’s working well for you. I’m in the Salt Lake City area.

Very Interesting. Thanks for sharing this. 

Attempting to run the numbers for a short term rental of my Airstream at a fixed location (permanently connected to utilities at a lot). It's relatively easy to determine the nightly rate - AirBnB has a camper rental category https://www.airbnb.com/united-states/stays/campers.  The challenging part is what an rough occupancy rate might be during the months where staying in a travel trailer would be popular (April to October). I'm sure AirDna's occupancy rates of standard properties do not correlate with AirStreams. Like always there are variables (location, seasonality, etc.), but curious if anyone has a rough idea of occupancy rates for an AirStream (or Travel trailer) during peak season. Knowing where you are located would be really good to know as well.