My takeaways:Demand and supply both grew YoY, but supply outpaced demand by about 5 points.Due to inflation, ADRs were up about 5%, essentially keeping overall revenue flat.Some data is pointing towards stronger demand for nearby, hunker down with the family during flu season types of destinations versus out and about beach vacations (when compared to prior year) as winter settles in.Growth for future bookings is still positive, but slowing

Is there any kind of site, or office that maintains this data base?

Look at job and demographic data.

I think you will have to dig a little deeper, maybe speak to more PM's and source more data

Here’s a chart showing mortgage rates alongside mortgage application data: Purchase demand is at record lows, but just barely compared to 2014.

The Austin-Round Rock MSA saw a change in median sale price from $474,990 to $467,995 a month to month decrease of $6,995 and no change from the previous year.The following infographics and data is courtesy of the Austin Board of Realtors:Housing inventory for the MSA saw a slight decrease in month to month inventory from 3.2 months in October to 3.1 months for November, and a 2.3 months increase over the preceding year.

Mailbox power though would require you to import your data where other programs like dealmachine build the prospecting into their platform.

Using that model, local data and math, I am coming out with returns (ConC and AROI) in the double digits of percent after fees and all bills.

I am reaching out to 2 other CPAs for a consultation as well, but looking for some anecdotal data from others to see if they have run into this issue in the past.

Also wondering if anyone knows where I could find vacancy data etc, as I think low vacancy rate areas would make renting out easier?