I’m sure over time I would get a feel for that, but I’m certain with today’s technology there has got to be a way to accurately and efficiently harvest that information and analyze what areas are higher rent producing areas.

as a side note I read your article in Forbes on leasing out rooftops to carriers for their 5G technology, and I have to admit it's a very impressive approach to generate passive income and value on commercial buildings!

I also appreciate that you've done your homework and are aware of the regulatory difficulties around living in a tiny-home.

@Juan CamposThe difficulty most people have with doing a 203k is primarily caused by working with partners that are not at the top of their profession. 

I never expect that a tenant will change a filter and a super high percent of people on this planet are not qualified to change an air filter with the exception of when a furnace has an EZ Filter Box where the tenant only has to open a door similar to an oven door and slide out and in a new fillter like a cookie sheet.I am a heating contractor and even I have difficulty getting access to filters.

Besides the tokenomics  spects of it, I know there are companies building technologies that could def shake up the IDX/MLS data and  outdated public record data we have here in the US.

I love the smokies specifically because of the long history with short term rentals (no new regulations popping up suddenly), low taxes, and obviously high year round demand.What I don't understand is the complaints I hear of rising prices and having difficulty reaching the benchmark 20% CoC return.

You can explain to them the difficulty a 6 month lease puts you in, therefore, a premium is typical.

I am currently working on a project remoding a kitchen and I’m having difficulty finding someone who is investor friendly making countertops?

@Gaurav Mehta this is what in our area is generally called a brokerage admin fee or I also seen it as a technology fee.