Or questions about the market, visitor stats, comp set?

I'd recommend starting with a solid market analysis to find an area with high rental demand—look at vacation spots or areas with events that draw consistent visitors.

I have been hearing that Broken Bow is hard to turn a profit right now unless it's a screaming deal.

So the Cascades are nice, but they don't get the massive number of visitors like other places do.

Orlando is not like the rest of the country where you can have a cabin in the woods or a treehouse and be unique..we are built for 75 Million visitors a year and they all need accommodations.Most of the more successful units are larger and have fantastic themed rooms/garages etc.

7% pref with 70% leverage seems screaming low return for the risk you are taking on.

Hey Kanika, both North Las Vegas and San Antonio are good markets for short-term rentals, but they attract different types of visitors.

The long-term treasuries are screaming higher rates and inflation being heavily persistent, which usually means underlying house values will go up but I don't think we see that if wages aren't supported in the short term.

By now I was screaming inside with elation.

It is centrally located and we see near 14 million visitors/year.