Balance returns versus risk versus time constraints 3.  

. - I believe (and will bet anyone who cares to oppose me) there are less than 1,000 people in this country who can claim $100K or more in assignment feels or similar wholesaling income for at least 3 years in a row. 

As an example I would use a state like NJ or NY versus Indiana or Ohio based on sale price, taxes, and purchase to cash flow ratios for the higher NOI.

I see a big drop-off for Denver Airbnb properties that are 3/1 versus 3/2, so just make sure you have the right expectations.-- I find using 1.3-1.4x the LTR numbers on Rentometer for your MTR/medium-term rental numbers is pretty accurate.Big picture?

US Bank is your best bet.

If one is a duplex and the other a single family home...I'd bet the single family home is the better one to sell. 

My messages will have [short cuts] to information within the listing so when the information changes, I only have to update it in a single location.As a guest, I can't tell you the number of times there are discrepancies between what a host will tell me in a message versus what the Airbnb listing will say.

If Newburgh sees valuation like Beacon did there still could be opportunity, however like I mentioned the people betting on this already did it years ago. 

Now I am trying to decide to sell (take the long term cap gains hit) versus a 1031 exchange (never done one) or just relist it. 

But if you can, then look to see about the cost versus reward of making it more renter friendly.If you just have a half bath, then adding a shower is critical unless you want to let these people use your shower upstairs.