If they'd happen to be pretty updated and in good condition you could probably go for around the $1650-1700 mark.

This seems especially prudent in an era marked by rising interest rates, a departure from the previously free access to capital.Real estate, inherently, isn't known for its rapid fluctuations; it generally stabile.

The average daily rate includes cleaning expenses in AirDNA when I hover over the question mark next to it.  

Stay patient @Kyle Pierrehumbert. 16 derogatory marks and occasional workers staying is enough for a no.

Some wholesaler “deals” are actually just pulled off the MLS and marked up. 

Quote from @Mark S.: @Collin H.

CPI was up 3.5% YoY.This was hotter than all estimates by the big financial institutions and higher than CPI in February (3.4%):Kalshi: 3.4% Barclays: 3.4%Citigroup: 3.4%Deutsche Bank: 3.4%Goldman Sachs: 3.4%JP Morgan: 3.4%Morgan Stanley: 3.4%UBS: 3.4%Bank of America: 3.3%Core CPI has risen at a 4.6% annual rate, faster than any three month period from August 1991 to 2020 (Furman).In the words of oft-cited economist Mark Zandi of Moodies Analytics… “Ugh.

This marks the eighth consecutive month of annual price increases, highlighting the ongoing strength and resilience of the Charlotte and national housing markets.

In an era marked by rapid economic changes and uncertainties, the real estate market has showcased an unexpected level of resilience.

I am past the 5 year mark since living in it.