yea i loved screaming at the screen that there is no way they are getting that much work done for those little budgets.

This part of your post screams inexperience. 

Sometimes lower sometimes screaming higher.They must sell, and it all depends on what SFH's are going for at the moment.Labor really does not move with the house price increases, and materials are on there own too.Whatever the market will bear!

I think it screams risk but again, I may be missing something or not understanding this correctly.

So alot of people are screaming the sky is falling on STRs, but really it is welcome back to the seasonal pricing and occupancy roller coaster ride of STRs that have been around for decades.

@Dan Heuschele @Kate J.

Remember, don't make impulsive decisions.Best Regards,Kate Bell

Originally posted by @Kate Stephens:I am selling some of my sfh in CA and am 1031 exchanging into property out of state for cash flow.

Being negative about zero down deals or talking about how few and far between they may be doesn't exactly scream "i know i know ask me"(even though theyre standing there screaming they do with their pants unzipped ready to show you).

I have a rental in Lake Forest Park that I got a screaming deal through family on and I am getting .7% after factoring in rehab costs.