Is there some website that tracks how fast the inventory for renting is going away in a particular area?

Track your spending and see where you can cut the fat out of your budget.  

@Greg Pasquale, financing through your LLC would most likely hurt for these reasons:Financing will be more difficult as the lender will want the LLC to have a strong and profitable track record.You won't get as favorable terms since it will be a commercial loan.You're increasing your risk by exposing your property to your side hustle and your side hustle to your property.

The intent of the data is really just to keep a generalized pulse on the markets as a whole, as we are all in the same boat trying to determine which trends are most important to track, and what implications they'll ultimately have on collections, as well as the industry as a whole.I'm sure it's obvious to us all the higher the number of active COVID cases, the less likely that particular state is to re-open soon, as opposed to some of the other states with perhaps more of a "controlled" spread (Texas for example - while there are a significant number of cases, it is a small portion of the population and they have just recently announced they will be re-opening in stages).- I did consider offering a second data point as far as rent collections from the same period in 2019, but unfortunately that data wasn't easily found.

Google tracks everything you do on the web but you still use it.

It will cost some money every few months for the lawyer to re-submit the paperwork to track them down and garnish their check.

Plus it is probably wise to have an experienced local lending partner to review your deals and make sure you aren't getting off track with your numbers.

I think @Brian Burke is on the right track here.

., which grants permits to hosts, about a dozen of the city’s 3,600 nonowner-occupied listings—which include Airbnb properties—surfaced in the first days of April as advertisements for one-year leases on Zillow or Craigslist, according to Host Compliance LLC, a software provider tracking permits for the city.

Of course, I'm not an agent so I don't track the data anywhere near as closely as they do.