You'll need to decorate it with some great themes to stay in the competition.

Whether you're a wholesaler looking to flip a profit,  short term rental owner, value investor or purchasing a legacy property for your family, nobody wants to overpay or invest and rarely is worthwhile attention provided to rough deals or tales of caution.Anyone investing in real estate long enough, has cliche's: It's not as easy as it looks would be a common theme, another might be, expect the unexpected?

We are a brand new, specialty theme/ niche STR company located in the Nashville area. 

From the theme park mecca of Orlando to the sun-soaked beaches of Miami and the Gulf Coast, there's something for everyone.

But the labor market and consumer spending keep trucking along forcing the higher for longer theme. 

This is going to be a very nice wine themed RV Park over 20 acres.

This is a common theme that continues to come up - there should certainly be this product available in the coming years as part of the evolution and institutionalization of the STR industry, however with the turbulence and concern in the STR markets the last couple of years, hasn't emerged yet.

from what my friend relayed, his buyers loan officer provided print outs of cleared conditions and an email that a clear yo close is around the corner From the account executive, which he provided to the sellers agent to lessen suspense, and that is when she sent the email regarding taking a commission cut and prequalying through her loan officer.

But the reoccurring theme I keep hearing is how to make things appear out of thin air.  

See if you can find some common themes and that will give you a feel for how this property should do.And I totally agree with @Joe Colasuonno.