If you’re going to be reAlly aggressive like this, I might encourage you to use airdna to check the analytics on this area.

After reviewing their site and signing up, I was intrigued by their analytics and data for each of their properties.

To lesson my risk I typically focus on 1) Location (limited supply, growing population, growing jobs, affordable), 2) Was the underwriting conservative - most good syndicators already devalue the CAP rate when doing analytics 5 CAP at entry, 6 at exit, so all the value is driven by increasing NOI vs appreciation, 3) Already Cash flowing/CAP rates not too crazy 4-6 for a class B asset - I put 80% of my deals in cash flowing assets so you can just cash flow and hold long term if needed. 

It has awesome analytic tools built in that Airbnb does not have.My advise is if you have a true vacation rental you should use both.

As a full-time analytics consulting manager, I’m particularly skilled in data analytics, communication / presentations, all things technology, and project management.

I would also run some analytics on it thru excel to see what may end up providing better returns2.

I'm a product manager in Analytics / enterprise software. 

But former bank buildings are our bread and butter to turn into urgent cares if they are close to a retail center point and meet our analytical requirements.   

Till a Landlord adds their income and expenses it is not a true PL.From the PM all you would need to do is add the summary every month.The way you would enter them depends on what reporting and analytics you are looking for. 

I recently created a software system to generate offers across the country in a very systematic way. Before I roll it out to others, I was wondering what kind of market or interest there may be for it. The way it wor...