Overall, your report is well-rounded, and these additions could make it an even more powerful tool for hosts and investors.

You have potential to get a good mix with low vacancy year round.   

NAR’s numbers show a healthy bump in inventory—a 5.9% month-over-month increase and a 10.3% rise year-over-year, rounding out to about 1.07 million units up for grabs.Despite the bigger selection, buyers are still out in full force, pushing the median existing-home sales price up by 5.7% from last year to $384,500.

Also keep in mind your going to be ready for round two of cap ex in the coming years probably 10 to 30k per house .. 

Secondly, I think understanding guidelines, the constantly changing landscape, and really being able to offer many different options to tailor the lending needs to the client rather than force a square peg through a round hole. 

I'm sure a lake house does solid year-round there with your knowledge combined. 

Send them the lock code in pre-check-in instructions and at time of check-in (because not everyone reads the full message first time round), and automate a "how are you liking the place?"

If it’s a smaller home that has a high occupancy already it may not be worth it, small homes (1-2 beds) that are priced and marketed well in the Denver metro can easily stay over 80% year round.

Here's a link to the story:  https://www.nhar.org/news/arti...And Melissa Silk is correct--New Hampshire is a year-round vacation state. 

And when the merry-go-round stops, which Institution will you be STUCK with, once their REAL interest rates kick in?