I am particularly interested in purchasing my first investment property as a short-term rental (STR).After analyzing recent data from AirDNA, I have identified several promising areas: Douglas, Saugatuck, Fennville, and I am also exploring opportunities around Stevensville and New Buffalo.I understand that regulations around STRs vary widely, and I've taken the time to study city maps to identify areas where they are still permitted.

I am a local real estate investor who runs data from public sources to try to find properties.

I have an idea for a unique data product, but before I dive deeper and invest more time and money into it, I want to learn from those with more experience in this field.Some background:I'm a tech entrepreneur with a passion for real estate investing.

You’d better build data center building that has CAGR of 20%.

This would be a data point I’d find useful to determine if I hold onto a 55+ property.

I think one of the biggest pitfalls a lot of people get into is not doing effective market research, I advise people to use a very systematized process based on real market data before they ever decide on a property.

I have pretty detailed datasets, I rarely can replicate the medias "data"

note AI is great at using data to make predictions.  

Or that $80000-$90000 is a limit on how much you can earn as a full time wholesaler (as some data sources indicate)?

Reno, NV has seen major investments in EVs and data centers along with the lithium loop with little increase in housing inventory in the MF or SF classes.