Don't be afraid to ask your potential tenants questions like: Do your lights ever flicker, how does the water taste.

This is a bit pricey for my tastes, so I'm wondering where you go to buy your windows?

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Destin which is too South Florida tourist for my tastes.

Also, the rental income is generally way too low for my taste (or the properties are overpriced) but that would be an interesting debate (and there are exceptions everywhere).

How does yours compare visually, in style and finishes (notwithstanding personal taste) to others marketed in the broader market?

I have a sour taste from Booking when I just got started in STRs. 

Let the new buyers customize it to their taste A lower price point opens up more buyers Inventory is low   ( at least in my area ) 

Historical asset appreciation on ranchlands is 4-6% with a wider variance above 6 due to changes in consumer tastes and preferences, as well as crazy post-2020 conditions, but generally and historically if you hold for 10 years you will likely hit 6% CAGR on the ranchland asset.Banks are lending at 6% but P&I is difficult to cash flow for the borrower/operator with operating net margins of 10% (on all capital assets).I understand we are all in a funky time of low cap rates and high interest rates, so in trying to be creative squeezing blood from a stone, is there a demand on the investor side for assuming the risk in order to obtain the appreciation and tax benefits with historically low volatility?

I'd say $150-300/unit is doable if you get a good deal, $100/unit is alright though too, although a little low for my tastes it's still perfectly acceptable so long as that factors in Property management's cut.