After speaking with other investors, realtors, and contractors here is what I came up with.I do not take responsibility for it, it's relevant for Pittsburgh PA only, and use it on your own risk and discretion.

Generally speaking high priced RE doesn't make sense for LTR. 

Christian, first off, I want to acknowledge your determination—you’ve stuck with this even through the tough times, and that speaks volumes about your commitment.

However, the idea of running a rental business while waiting six months for payments especially with bills still coming in doesn’t seem sustainable.Can anyone speak from experience in the current market?

You may want to speak with other real estate accountants if you're not happy with your current one.Good luck.

I speak with the tenants personally and they are usually happy to tell me all the issues.

Generally speaking the closer you get to downtown the rougher the area is.

I think OTA competition encourages the OTAs to pay for guest damages.i continue to advocate for being listed on multiple OTAs.Best wishes The stat comes from my own properties and people I speak to everyday.

Generally speaking solid insurance and a good umbrella policy will provide ample financial protection for most liabilities.

I can just speak about Hopatcong.