it's very difficult for investors in HCOL areas to buy a random property in a random market that they haven't visited and don't know anyone in and make money. 

so if you just buy a random property with 100% financing, you'll never pay back the loans with the property - you'll be negative and  have to pay it back with other money.and if you BRRRR using 100% borrowed money you have to really knock it out of the park to get all your money back, which is very difficult to do as a new investor.the way BRRRR works (as you know) is you buy (with money - cash from your checking account, cash from your uncle, hard money, a HELOC, a cm) fix the property up, then refinance. 

So I don't know if people are living in those homes and will take advantage of a random booking or if people are actually paying those rates.

@Josh Aljets This is why you need to get super familiar with the market you have chosen to invest in and not just buy random things you see all over the country.

What is not OK is to state hearsay as facts and confuse random opinions of random people with actual knowledge or, as you put it, "research."

And that's what the click-funnel does, it filters and develops from random curiosity or random contact, with various outputs for these 3 indicators, appropriately tagging so every day you can start on your highest priority too lowest. because in an ideal setting, you will never get through all of them.

It's random, and those were just the people that I happened to meet over a couple of hours (and I'm not naturally extroverted).

Filing the LLC in a random state like Nevada or Wyoming isn't some magical loophole that keeps him from paying tax.

Also, maybe use a couple of vacation days to just "be" and try to recharge.When you have a little extra "water in the well", things like broken light fixtures, random animals, and so on aren't a big deal. 

Some of us just sort of wing it and ok with cash flowing in random ways without a plan.