Tampa saw the greatest increase (+10.9 percentage points), followed by Jacksonville (+10.2 percentage points) and Charlotte (+8.3 percentage points).May 2024 Regional StatisticsRegionActive Listing Count YoYNew Listing Count YoYMedian Listing Price YoYMedian Listing Price per SF YoYMedian Days on Market Y-Y (Days)Price-Reduced Share Y-Y (Percentage Points)Midwest20.5%-0.1%4.4%4.4%-32.2 ppNortheast9.4%-4.1%6.1%6.6%-51.2 ppSouth47.2%8.1%0.0%3.3%44.9 ppWest34.5%9.3%0.8%4.8%-23.3 ppMay 2024 Regional Statistics vs.

Also since there are 30-40 homes only, it's easy to create mean or average statistics. 

Statistically, it will if I don't get control of the situation.Taken together I'm increasingly in a situation where getting paid rent by the tenant promptly and by the city or state... eventually. 

Not saying this will always work, but here is a local example of something that did work for one of my clients: 10 years ago here in Gainesville FL, there were a lot of areas with unfavourable crime statistics that were also bordering neighbourhoods in and around the University of FL.

I'm not sure if this could be a major factor for someone like me in choosing an area to invest, but the statistics suggest that Huntsville has a lower overall vacancy rate.

Statistics on people's insurance coverage amounts shows that they are VASTLY underinsured. 

Statistically 1 in 3 in this thread would go broke within 5 years.

How you do it, with some statistical certainty, is to reverse engineer the algorithm.

(they might think that anyways with 2)The Why:The issue with doing more than 1 or especially more than 2 in the beginning is you don't have enough time or money to get enough volume or market saturation to reach any statistical signficance.   

I would check on airdna to estimate how much based on statistics that it would make as a short-term rental.