We could increase the marketing budget and reach a higher occupancy rate but I like sticking to basic numbers when first analyzing. 

Nothing in the fees stick out too much to me, definitely worth a discussion on fees now that you're bringing a bigger deal to them, but in the grand scheme adding 24 units likely won't move the needle a bunch. 

My “gut” is that 90% never make a deal, and 99% never stick with it because the one or two deals they did do returned nothing like what the guru indicated.  

I do think there are great STR opportunities in New Mexico, but I would stick with rural and resort areas.

This def appeals to me :) stick to my plan.

I don't think it's worth it to me in the long run from past mistakes and I'm going to stick to my standards.

Therefore, I would recommend sticking with a marketing channel that allows you to reach more people and convert more efficiently.I believed that direct mail could be a good marketing channel for rural areas, where people would appreciate a letter approach more, as they are not bombarded with SMS and calls.Feel free to reach out with any questions!

JonIn Connecticut you really want to stick to C plus to b neighborhoods.

: If you’re more focused on cash flow, sticking with the older house (and increasing rent over time) may be a better long-term play.

I would stick to things you want them to know like rules and anything to make the check-in process as easy as possible!