Your analytics skills would be quite good to have as a team member.

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There is one way we have been able to do this though.With a ranking 1 website, we get leads in on automatic and on demand.HOWEVER that said it is not magic.You don't flip a switch and the leads come pouring in.We use analytical psychological strategies to get our traffic obsessed with filling in the forms.I am not sure what "programs" you are talking about, but unless these so called automated programs teach you how to become trustwothy and capable, I wouldn't dare touching it.

@Adam Sankowski is a superb local resident and investor - can you help shed some light?

Current skillsI have an analytical mindset, and have extensive experience with building complex excel spreadsheets.

Id love to connect and discuss the basics on how you are doing analytics and any unforeseen things to be aware of in the inner city of Milwaukee.

I have graphic design business that takes care of the creative side of my brain, and I'm here to get into REI to take care of the analytical side.

Last year for me was mainly filled with performing deep analytics on hundred of properties, placing offers on several, only to be beaten out either on price or to all cash buyers.  

The networking is superb.

Just be super conservative with numbers like extra high expences, plan for larger vacancy %So what do people think are best analytics for evaluating STRs?