My comfortable price range would be between $500k-$1M.I know that under $1M, you probably won't find something new, climate-controlled, or in great condition, but is it true that there's almost nothing worth looking at in this $500k-$1M range?

Get out of your comfort zone.

Get out of your comfort zone.

You won't succeed in real estate if you don't get outside your comfort zone and just make it happen.Good luck.

The homeowners of ours that are still winning in this environment are owners of larger, higher-end homes (homes that accommodate 12 or more guests). 

Plus, you'll be contributing to a greener environment, which is always a great selling point.I actually installed solar panels on my own home last year.

Ya went where ya felt comfortable thats all you can do.

There just simply isn’t as much money to be made for the average Host in 2024.This increased competition, lower rates and occupancy, overly optimistic underwriting and lower travel demand post COVID travel boom does warrant a reasonable label such as “Airbnbbust”.TLDRThe environment has fundamentally changed and operators have had to do a lot more than simply list a property to profit heftily.

Liquidity is really important in the current environment.

These will help you understand how aggressively you can push for rent increases.For tenants you want to keep, I'd push the rents to an amount that both parties are comfortable with, so they stay in-place and you don't have to spend on turnover and renovations.