In a text book case you'd buy a property for half of its ARV (after repair value) and then spend 25% of ARV on rehab and generate 25% equity.

Hold your nerve and don't slash prices unless you're seeing some extended time without bookings.

Nor does it pay well for an agent to spend a lot of time with a buyer that has an agency agreement but chooses to sit on their laurels instead of actively pursuing a purchase.Most agents who are serious about helping people do not have time to spend with lackadaisical clients or people who refuse to sign a buyer's agreement.

If I wanted to spend an hour doing it, I could probably put together a list of at least 50 cities where you can still buy housing for $100/sf or less.

Flexibility for Multi-Generational Living - SB 9’s provisions also make it easier for property owners to develop housing for extended family members.

Quote from @Marc Shin: Hello - is it worth spending money on boardgames within an STR? 

I'll share first: I plan on spending the first bit of the year saving for my next deal--I'm looking for a SFH somewhere in the midwest to long-term rent.

Business should start to extend only because there is nothing left to eat in the market not because you are losing in the competition. 

I don’t want to spend a month in a dump.  

Why are people going for $10M or more, which is at the point you'll have trouble spending it all.