I read about writing reviews in "code" so that other hosts get it but this seems not as helpful.

Basically it was the zip code my property is in, and going out 5 miles and there were still only 6 that came back and 2 of those show leased (vs. active or pending which I can't submit as a rental comp).

I’m not a professional in acquisition or financing, but I’ll share some thoughts from my personal experience.Building Codes and Zoning Ordinance: research your local zoning laws and building codes.

There is a guy on youtube called AI Williamson - Leading Landlord: Cracking the Code: Analyzing Mid-Term rentals in your local travel Nurse Market.

Knowing the price per square foot in a zip code helps and knowing when you can spot "value" is very important.

During the reno process, you can send any contractors or other helpers a keypad code to access the property without you needing to physically be there.  

If they are built prior to 1978, they were not regulated and didn't meet code, so they are referred to as "mobile" homes.

However, there are tax code changes every year.

Such a great program to honor our vets. 

I don't think they allow or zip codes.