These three cities from the rental income of $3,000-$4,000 list were on my list of markets to check out and helped validate my research even more:#20 Richmond, Virginia: Airbnb rental income $3,247#32 Round Rock, Texas: Airbnb rental income $3,418#53 Henderson, Nevada: Airbnb rental income $3,909It is broken up by rental income segments ($2,000-$3,000; $3,000-$4,000, etc.), so some numbers overlap, but there are some excellent data points to consider.

in my experience, if its a "average sized home" i take that as a 3/2 or 4/3, 4/4 etc that number of 30k is very close. 20k low end, 30k high and of course you can get stupid beyond that.cant comment on the financial return as to much missing info as others have said but if it rings true of 1k per month, potential 3 year return is accurate 

its horrible. no one answers the phone. they promise an easy refund if the lead never answers after 21 days, if the number is wrong/ doesn't ring/ among other reasons you can find in their refund policy.however, they will deny you when you try and get your refund. i had one lead where the number doesn't even ring, and another where the person never answered within the timeframe. they denied my request for a refund, although it completely fit their refund policy. i believe less than 8% of refunds requested are ever refunded. horrible experience.

I've only had a few evictions from tenants I placed and that was earlier on in my R.E. career.I have one inherited tenant I've sued three times over the past year.

Has a better ring to it.

Three days to replace a shower seems a bit long. 

Currently, they have three locations, all of which are houses within SFR neighborhoods.  

They buy on feelings, I feel like this is a good deal.Become an expert at these three and you will be successful at flips.

When we were using banks we'd do blanket loans to refi across three or four buildings.

Is it worth all the effort you're putting into three units?