That would help you brush shoulders with wholesalers and other investors that will have offmarket inventory that might work.To the other person's point that posted as well, what's a "deal" to you.

Rub shoulders with the rich and it'll all come together. 

I've communicated with them if one member leaves, then the rent will fall on the shoulders of the other 2. 

For years I would go months with no free nights, no free weekends.Now, with a rocking portfolio, I don't regret the absolutely brutal effort I put in to get here.It can be very hard, but it is very worth it.Don't get discouraged, tighten your belt, put your shoulders to it and push, you will find a way - you will not be sorry.

I'm a big fan of taking advice and standing on other shoulders. 

My STR property manager can run an income analysis broken out by projected monthly rents (winter, shoulder months, summer, etc.) if you're interested.Happy to help!

Because it's a seasonal market, whereby we should expect full occupancy during summer, some occupancy during both shoulder seasons and we should have been happy if we get any occupancy in the winter.

At first I had a hard time trusting -- the prices it set for high-demand periods seemed impossibly high, and the prices for low demand shoulder seasons seemed way too low. 

Unfortunately, I tore my shoulder pretty significantly and can no longer perform at that job.

Frankly, it's your investment and you shoulder all the blame for its lack of performance.