@Keagan Scott It would be nice to know the details of the property for your analysis but, I took a look at some of the backend data, it looks like only a small handful of homes in Nashville IN make over 100K.

And that should be test #1, because if there experienced in this you will not be the first asking such so there reply should feel as though they've answered this 100x before, right. 

I’ve got spreadsheets that I’ve created with the data that’s useful to me.

Really I was just hoping a PM with a lot of properties had data to share.

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The foreclosure sales data is very helpful and has given me something more to look into about the property, and something i can possibly use to help price the purchase cost down.Thank you!

You can, and should, interview them and ask them all of the appropriate screening questions - but you won't be able to "test" them out without contributing significant capital as part of your test. 

When analyzing a potential short-term rental (STR), especially with fluctuating rents and occupancy due to seasonality, you can break it down like this:Monthly Breakdown: Look at historical data for each month.

I would suggest using this website to get a general idea of the locations you are interested in. https://www.areavibes.com/Its pretty cool because they give you a total livability score and you can just see the different data that they give you

But I decided to test the Air BNB venture.