He is a great source for data on this subject. 

If I was confident one way or another I would place my investing "bets" accordingly, but for now I make decisions based on where the data and trends suggest the most reliable chance of producing a return. 

I do not have previous data to compare bookings because we purchased the property and immediately hired the designer but I wholeheartedly believe that our bookings especially for longer stays are correlated to our property having amenities and design language that attracts people.

I downloaded all the top app store real estate apps and was impressed by an app, that displays data on land plots by marking them on a map.

Ideally I am looking for an app that allows the tenant to pay thru direct deposit at no charge and for the payment data to be collected for credit scoring purposes. 

@Mark Cotter I am a firm believer that San Diego is one of the best markets to invest and even though the data would confirm what I am saying for the past half century or so, I still recognize I am biased as I am a local investor with single family and multifamily properties locally and of course am in brokerage also.  

Put out signs and lockboxes for realtors.Cold call for a realtor or investor.Create a handyman or property preservation business.Become a notary, so you can close real estate transactions.Go to work for a courthouse data service, so you're looking at and recording the posted data for them.Work for an apartment complex leasing apartments or doing maintenance.Work for a property manager doing make ready.Do anything and everything in construction.Become a home inspector willing to work weekends.Work as a sales rep or helper for a builder.Probably all these positions could use someone that wants to work nights and weekends.   

According to Northern Nevada MLS Data, the median single family home in Northern Nevada went from $510,000 at its peak in 2022 all the way down to $475,000 in 2023 (nearly a 10% drop) So, why didn’t anyone talk about this? 

You have to invest in the asset class and methodology that makes sense in these markets.Good luck.

I want to properly analyze a property that I have inherited using the Rental Property tool...but since I am not "paying" for the property, if I put $0 in for purchase price, then projected appreciation will not calculate since that is driven off the purchase price...any suggestions on how to get around this and get a feel for projected property appreciation within the tool itself?