I think the major issue these days is these are  transactions for those with money and experience but with the internet and the Pace Morby's of the world you are going to see a lot of folks with no where near the experience or ability to handle these get into these deals and the train wrecks that will ensue..

I just started experimenting with Downtown Detroit with ATTOM's "sales snapshots" and I haven't gotten that kind of performance yet.

This experience reinforced the value of strong partnerships, rapid decision-making, and effective management in real estate investments with Partner Driven, demonstrating that swift transactions can yield significant returns.

It's more private, you don't need a do not disturb note on your door handle for someone not to bother you are 7:43 am on a Sunday.If you want to do well in STR now it's all about the amenities and experience.

Unless you have deep experience selling your own properties, there are many details and legalities that can cause you tens of thousands of dollars if not done correctly or if they are overlooked.

Would appreciate recommendations from this group for attorneys / law firms that specialize in such matters as well as suggestions on what I should / could do if you have personal experience with such matters. 

After breaking down the pros and cons the one thing I'm not unable to estimate is the appreciation difference between brick versus vinyl property and resale value so my question to experience investors is what would you recommend investing in for appraisal?

I'm only out a small amount and a little time.This would take some work, but I have the experience and skills to handle it.

Best way to find a lender is from someone referring from personal experience . 

I invest in Denver, but also invest long-distance in Omaha, NE and Destin, FL so have some experience with both types of investing.