This is an essential tool for anyone buying a tenant-occupied property. 

Hello All, I am new here and was trying to check if anyone can provide the tools I need to find the best market and also any other suggestions are welcome.

Start with a tiny rental or a fixer-upper, use helpful tools and resources, and tap into loans like bank loans, quick cash loans, or loans from people you know.

With tools like Stayfi and The Host Co for direct bookings and in-house store management, you’re already taking steps to maximize revenue.

BP has various tools to help you analyze your deals (rentals, flips, wholesale, etc). : https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculators7.

I think special tools are needed in this instance. 

MTR arbitrage is a useful tool to have in your tool chest, and like all tools, it has its uses along with its positives and negatives.MTR: Medium-term rental (usually between 1-12 months)Arbitrage: renting from another landlord and *with their permission* renting out that unit to a third party, hopefully at a profit.

You're spot on about security deposits being a practical tool to mitigate risk, especially with applicants who have checkered rental histories.

Unless I think I can time the market, I am going to keep deploying my cash in something better than that.I am also bearish on treasuries, which I think will generally see yields rise (and values decline) on anything with longer maturities (yield curve normalization and long term downward pressure on the ratings/"safety" of US gov't debt).

I’d appreciate any feedback on whether tools like this would be valuable or if other concerns take priority.