It's less than 30 minutes from pretty much any major event in the Phoenix area (20ish to the area you mentioned) and it does very well, especially in the peak season between Jan-April. 

Some other benefits are having a great airport, quick access to 2 cruise ports a high speed train to Miami and East or West coast beaches within an hour.

The nightly rate Airdna provides can typically be viewed as a cumulative average throughout the year but slow season will be lower and peak season will be higher.If this is your first short term rental property, I recommend looking into a PMS system and dynamic pricing tool like Pricelabs, or consider looking for a co-host to help you manage most, if not all of it.Hope this helps!

So best thing to do is get you up to speed on the process and possibilities. 

These technological advancements not only improve the speed and efficiency of construction projects but also have significant implications for sustainability.

I tossed it in my headphones at 2x speed while I made breakfast and was able to listen to four years' worth of podcasts in six months (during COVID).

I did this in a beach town 1.5h from Boston and in our peak weeks we did a Saturday to Saturday (10A check out and 4P check in) and it made life a lot easier for management. 

I have similar interests as yourself - at my peak I had 4 doors in the DMV, all geared towards long term appreciation.

.- not buy in a seasonal market, or if i do, ONLY expect to generate $$ in the peak season when i run my numbers- buy something with very low overhead (not an expensive SFH)- make sure it cashflows as a LTR (have a backup plan)- do a more creative stay (glamping, redone vintage camper, etc)

My question is whether or not I should consider this option to help speed up the sale.