Do homes in the area pull good rates and have low vacancy?

If I go check-in every 1-2 weeks, I can get a sense of how long it’s taking to fill vacancies.

Upper was rented out Oct. 1, lower lease has been signed to start Nov. 1Principal and interest: $827Monthly Property Management: $215Reserves (3% CapEx, 7% Maintenance [$75/door/mo]): $2155% vacancy: $107Monthly Net Income: $786Cash on cash return: 36.64%Some more details...

Upper was rented out Oct. 1, lower lease has been signed to start Nov. 1Principal and interest: $827Monthly Property Management: $215Reserves (3% CapEx, 7% Maintenance [$75/door/mo]): $2155% vacancy: $107Monthly Net Income: $786Cash on cash return: 36.64%Some more details...

Upper was rented out Oct. 1, lower lease has been signed to start Nov. 1Principal and interest: $827Monthly Property Management: $215Reserves (3% CapEx, 7% Maintenance [$75/door/mo]): $2155% vacancy: $107Monthly Net Income: $786Cash on cash return: 36.64% Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Here is my quick math for self managed.   45600 gross-4560 vacancy-2600 taxes-3000 insurance-4000 cap ex-2000 repairs29440 NOI, 9.2%Debt:80k down, 240 mortgage-15456 debt service 13984 cash, 17.4% ROI + debt pay down You could do a lot worse.

There is a lot of good information on the census.gov website, population growth, supply & demand (median rents & vacancy rates) and much more. 

However, during the height of the pandemic we thought it would have slowed down but rarely had vacancies.

Does their vacancy perform similar to standalone cabins?

Vacancy could be 5% or it could be 20%2.