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.

I've posted to Zillow, FB Marketplace, and Avail (and therefore its syndicate sites) and have had lots of views and saves on the Zillow statistics, but only one inquiry/tour requested.

Your PM using forensic tools can save you thousands $$https://snappt.com/blog/tenant-fraud-statistics/https://www.quora.com/Where-can-I-purchase-a-new-clean-ident...https://www.safetydetectives.com/blog/dark-web-the-average-c...

So no, I don't own property there.Of course, this isn't necessarily a representative sample statistically speaking and my friends and acquaintances could be a bunch of weirdos so I could be wrong.

When conducting research on Tucson as an investor from out of state, pay attention to certain industries that are driving job development, local market statistics, property managers' insights, and online investment forums to obtain a deeper understanding than just surface-level facts.

By year 30 (using a 3% lapse rate for years 21+), about the time of retirement for someone buying one of these upon residency graduation in their early 30s, 77% of those who purchased their policies no longer own them.”Source: https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/the-statistic-whole-life-salesmen-dont-want-you-to-know/

-- Not the best tenants statistically!

Up from last year's 26% but well below the 38% average seen since 1981. https://www.nar.realtor/research-and-statistics/research-reports/highlights-from-the-profile-of-home-buyers-and-sellers#