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By understanding market trends, economic indicators, and tenant expectations, stakeholders can make informed decisions.

I made this observation last year that the "vacation markets" such as Scottsdale, AZ took a dive when economic activity slowed down (and COVID money dried up).

Most of the largest cities in the Midwest, includingChicago, Detroit, Indianapolis and Minneapolis, rank in the middle of the pack.Geographic and infrastructure advantages support leasing by small manufacturingand distribution tenants in these locations.However, limited population growth, or in some casespopulation losses, result in less robust leasing among smaller tenants in localconstruction trades.

If you factor in 8% PM, 10% vacancy including economic vacancy and capex/opex of 10% (5% each), your costs (still not including T&I) would come up an additional $2016, for a total of $8895 at 1.25M and $6969 at 900K 

At our largest location we have 84 cameras.

That is the largest elephant I see STR owners do not want to address.

1 - ROI2 - Area Regulation Climate3 - Economics of the area4 - Appreciation5 - If it is a place I could see myself using that is a bonus but not essential.

@Klejdi Banka College Station has a lot to offer with a solid economy backed by Texas A&M, the largest university in the US (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_public_u...)But similar to @Shawn McCormick comment about Orlando, we dont see 1% deals very often.