It seems to me sites like AirDNA and other revenue estimators for STR's seem to be giving me what I feel is an unrealistic number, my question is how accurate are these estimators?

It takes time to develop the systems and processes needed for consistent results.

My current exploration pertains to new construction and land development.

There are the same type of developments going up in the area but the cost have already come up a decent amount as well.

I saw a townhouse development in an established area and even then they added a commercial building for a bakery/coffee and a dentist office. 2.

She works with a lot of investors and developers in the area.

I’d love to hear about the strategies that have been successful for you and any advice on how to develop a strong, adaptable investment plan.Thanks for sharing your insights!

Plus, keep an eye on emerging markets like Greenville and Columbia in South Carolina—they’re seeing more development and interest.I can get you more information on specific areas once you have a more concrete idea of where you want to invest.Let me know if you want to connect and I'll be happy to help. 

Areas like Midtown and Downtown are buzzing with new developments and amenities, which could be great for property appreciation down the road.And let’s not forget that Tennessee’s landlord laws are generally more investor-friendly compared to some other states.

This is a ground-up development coordinated by CC&F (https://ccfne.com/), an operator that has been in business for 120 years and has built over 100 million sq ft of commercial real estate.