You're using very limited data, in a very specific question, to answer a very, very broad question. 

Check your data. $499k value property with $70k per month income?

The data can be overgeneralizing so your experience is really helpful.Thanks again!

This depends on how you calculate If you start with AirDNAs revenue data - they include the cleaning expense in the revenue - so you will need so subtract this out as it is an expense.I made a thread on this 2 years ago: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/1070188-calc...

We then also have a team of “coaches” that will help make sense of the numbers and provide feedback based on the data we have seen from hundreds of other successful deals before.Rehab: Another resource we provide is inspection report and rehab bid reviews with our construction coaches.

I finally have Q1 data from MLS and mdeian prices are up 11.5% YoY - that is the highest increase we have seen in Milwaukee yet.

@Bruce Woodruff it's a free country, so you can do anything you want.On the other hand, many people jump to conclusions without all the facts and often don't process facts correctly.My manager's brother-in-law belongs to a very exclusive country club - they've host PGA events regularly.They approached our management company about potential rentals that their DOCUMENTED temporary H-1B visa workers could use - with multiple workers staying in the property for the  summer.We couldn't find an owner willing to agree to a short-term lease at an acceptable price.So, how accurate are your assumptions with the limited data posted?

BiggerPockets has its arsenal of tools, yet the draw of Airdna’s precise data seems more of what my clients might need.

They can give you projections based on historical data.

Property Shark has MLS data available with a subscription so you don't have to search address by address.