STR's just took the beating of the century with COVID and while they are rebounding quickly, it's very reasonable to assume things will get locked down again in the coming months, so short-term sustainability of STR's is a little questionable at the moment. 

@Marianne Lopez-Henthorn if you think the market will rebound, selling at a loss may not make sense.

Volatility is interesting to trade and there are plenty “rebound” stocks of if you are a long term investor.

Pending home sales continued to rebound across the country in June as Americans rushed to buy homes despite the pandemic.

Financing costs are the main barrier for first-time buyers in many U.S. housing markets.Home prices “really rebounded much more strongly than I think any of us had thought they were going to,” Frank Nothaft, the chief economist at CoreLogic, told Barron’s.

There is a uptick in non owner occupied acquisition looking at the 5-7 year rebound potential in the urban neighborhoods.RegardsJoe Scorese

Of course there are also some positive signs:* RV rentals are showing a strong rebound as people are scared of traveling by plane or stay in hotels. * Workforce RV housing can have an excellent return if there’s demand as there’s less capital needed to fill up the park.

However, if we look at 9/11... the rebound was tremendous after several years.There is also another factor that needs to be taken into consideration.

If anyone has been looking to expand their STR portfolia, but needs 'boots on the ground' in a partner, please let me know.Properties in this area have dipped in price, but are going to be on the rebound in a few months.

In each of those recessions, occupancy dropped 1% to 2%, and then rebounded 3% - 5% within a year or two.