You can also search Google and read reviews.

I would appreciate if experts here could review and advise whether it’s a good deal based on the numbers I plugged in for CoC.

Usually I don't even bother giving reviews and when I do it's one or two lines.

I don't think it is that accurate sometimes, but combined with the review on the 2 OTA's, you should get a pretty good idea.You can also go to Awning.com's estimator - https://www.awning.com/airbnb-estimatorIt is free and pulls the same basic data AirDNA does.

However, if the lock issue was caused by misuse or accidental damage on the tenant’s part, then the tenant might be responsible for the expense.It’s always best to review the lease agreement first to see if there’s specific language about repairs or locksmith services.

I do wait to give the guest a review until the cleaner can go there.

Review the PPM and Operating Agreement: Start by thoroughly reviewing the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) and the Operating Agreement you received when you initially invested.

In PA we have a 5 day standard period to review leases and ask for all info regarding tenants. 

I’ve been told you can’t really use this metric for deals that have more than 4 units but I don’t see why not.

Often times there are bedroom size requirements, residential sprinkler system requirements, among others.You'll want to then check the state regulation agency and review their requirements and licensing process.