I've only recently begun pulling my head out of the data and really putting my hypotheses and data models to the test in the real world - so far, with positive results.Anyway, i was recently playing with the numbers from various sources, and I put this together for those of you who may be curious about what areas/markets based on real data may be the "most bang for the buck" areas to invest in.

That would imply an uneducated decision based off no supporting evidence other than what I can randomly hypothesize.

I don't think so, since its not her personal home and she's only a guarantor on the loan, but I'm just hypothesizing here....

I would hypothesize they were asked to move, or given cash for keys.

I can hypothesize much but i hope Jeff would be willing to share some details about the cost to tap his extensive knowledge.

They are expensive no doubt, but experimenting with different types of marketing is key to this business.Jeremy, it sounds like you are just hypothesizing about billboards and don't necessarily have any experience with them.

Try to create your own hypotheses and then bounce your ideas off investors in your area.

I am NOT for sure, but I would hypothesize that it would violate at least some realtor ethic's codes if not some specific laws.

I'd hypothesize that to most, "saturation" means there are too many STRs in a particular location.

I'd suggest this idea; hypothesize a worse case scenario and walk it backwards to the final question - did you take every option available to insulate yourself?