Now, are there outliers, yes always in every market.There are also no low hanging fruit in this market. 

Use texting to reach out to low-hanging fruit.

It may also be fruitful to continue to save and then reap the benefits of the next recession.  

You get asset appreciation, rents paying down loans until you refi again to pull more equity out, etc.If you are putting all your eggs into the real estate basket and have no other income streams, pay off one or two so you can use that cash flow for your groceries and other living expenses.

Anyway, here is my AirBnB link - let me know your honest thoughts before I move all my eggs into this scary basket!!

I would not spend this much energy on a NNN item after you've done the low hanging fruit.

My dream property is a property I own in Costa Rica, which is a 2 bed/1 bath on 13,000 square feet of land within 60 seconds walk to a surfing beach, in a small beach town of 500 people, located 25 minutes drive from a larger beach down.I plan on building a surf shed to house surf boards, a large swimming pool, a bbq area, fruit trees throughout the property, install a streem with a small waterfall and fish, then tear down the existing house a couple years down the road and put in a 5 bed/6 bath house, use it for myself every 90 days, going there with family and friends, the rest of the time rent it out short term rental.   

Until someone says they no longer require my services, I will attempt to provide it, may never be fruitful, but my clients can't say I gave up on them.

I think I may take the "drive around and see homes" approach to get in the field a bit more, gain a sense of the neighborhood and spot potential low hanging fruit.

And when it comes to reviews, cleanliness can make or break your Airbnb game.You can also make a breakfast basket, or other kinds of treats and gifts for your guests.