I assume you have an analytical mind which would transition well into evaluating deals and doing due diligence in making sure a certain property would be a smart investment.

Michigan has  a plethora of lakes and unique lake towns.I am looking for a STR data and analytic service that offers me all of Michigan without spending a fortune.These are the services I've looked into and what I've found:Airdna: $599 annually for access to all markets globally    - I only need MI and I don't want to spend $600 a year Alltherooms: You can only buy individual markets and according to them, MI has 979 different markets    - I had been using Alltherooms to find ADR and Occ comps but they recently removed the ability to see occupancy rate from the free accountMashvisor: $599.88 annually for access to all markets    - I purchased the "Lite Annual Subscription" for $215.88 and found out that I don't have access to the data I wantRabbu: Is free but only offers ADR and Occ data for a listing's next 30 days worth of bookings Airbtics: $149.95 monthly for 5 cities    - Too Expensive for meDoes anyone know of a data and analytic service that will show me historical 12 months ADR and Occ for all of Michigan for a reasonable price?

And for analytics purposes, our success rate on CFD's is over 95% and its higher on CFD's than it is on traditional mortgages.

Once you've done all that above, you can make sure Google Analytics is running on your website (tons of tutorials on YouTube) so you can study your traffic and start planning a targeted ad campaign.

The book's biggest feature is that it includes a number of activities and spreadsheets that are ideal for honing your analytical skills while being guided through the process.3) How to Create Lifetime CashFlow Through Multifamily Properties: The New Rules of Real Estate InvestingRod Khleif provides over forty years of knowledge in his book How to Create Lifetime CashFlow Through Multifamily Properties: The New Rules of Real Estate Investing, which is a wonderful companion to his in-person boot camps and podcast. 

What I'd do next is to have phone conversations to hash out more your goals with people you think could help so that you'll have their number in case you have any small questions.I also wonder what sites would help you get more analytical data for your purposes, but maybe try out a few google searches. 

May I add to this question - what is an analytical way to narrow down which market to invest in?

-Bigger Pockets crew like; Brandon Turner, Dave Meyer and J Scott for analytics and book "Real Estate By the Numbers", And David Green for his book "BRRRR".

Here are some ways in which real estate agents can use AI: Property Valuation, Predictive Analytics, Chatbots for Customer Interaction, Personalized Recommendations, Automated Email Campaigns, Image and Video Analysis, Document Management, Virtual Tours and Augmented Reality (AR), Market Analysis, Facilitating Transactions, Sounding like a Robot, and Boring People to Death with Dry, Soulless Responses that Creep People Out then Put Them to Sleep. 

I’m interested not only breaking even, but making 2-5k/month, as the analytics reflect, based on input obviously.