He also said that the going hourly rate for an entry-level untrained factory worker in Northern Nevada was $30!

The cost of entry is low while the cash flow is high.

The remote worker market interests me the most, but I have don't have enough market data to assess the demand.

Midwest has a lot of opportunities along with lower bar of entry BUT house hacking is an easy way to start especially with how much the prices will continue to rise there.

If this data is real, I’ve hit a gold mine, so I guess my question is, how has every ones actual numbers and experience compare to the data provided from airdna?

I’ve been inputting my data from when I last refinanced my rental property (when it was still my primary residence).

The barrier to entry is high due to pricy API access, but this could be extremely lucrative if we get it going!

https://smartasset.com/data-st...Interesting that most of these cities are in close proximity to water and/or a coast of some sort.https://smartasset.com/data-st...

Without understanding where this data is coming from and the context of it, I would guess that it's either:- confidence they have in the ability to get that rent based on the median of the area- the confidence that the current median rent is this 

@Andrew SyriosTake a look at what happened in Kansas City with tenant activists blocking entry to the courthouse.