Obtaining my Real Estate Salesperson license was driven by a desire to address the critical issue of affordable housing.

AirDNA has great data to give you a sense of average annual revenue depending on # of bedrooms. 

DATA.

Additionally, joining local real estate investor groups or forums can be valuable, as members often share updates on regulatory changes and best practices.To automate and make the process more efficient, consider using tools like AirDNA or Mashvisor, which provide data on short-term rental regulations and market trends across different locations. 

I've heard Redfin and Zillow are great places to get quantitative data but if anyone else has sources the recommend, please share! 

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Its real estate market has been buoyed by consistent population growth, driven by a strong local economy, job opportunities, and a relatively low cost of living.I'm going to send you a connect request. 

I would look at the data and then talk to local investors, they may have a completely different POV.

They have provided us with actual data quantifying how much a certain amenity adds to your short-term rental revenues.I tell all my STR investors/second-home buyers in Colorado to get a hot tub, for instance, but while I know you do better, it's been hard to put numbers to it.AirDNA's March report has tried to tell us how much more revenue a home with X amenity gets over a home without X amenity.

I am fully educated on what's public online/and how to access that easily, and I'm looking around for subscription/pay options that offer more "actual raw data" (on deeds, history, leins and public records) than the county sites, basically.Research--for anything I identify as potentially interesting.