Inflation will continue a rapid rise into 2022 as supply side challenges and wage increases will continue into the new year.

The drought issues for Vegas and Phoenix are substantial, yet the growth is rapid.

Agreed with everyone above, its probably not the most efficient way to think about it, but it is a fun one to see incrementally creep up :) I think at that size and b/c ish condition in a solid but not "premier" market, with some turnover rehabs the numbers people are talking about usually work out above $200/dr 

One non-performing tenant will cost you more than several years of the incremental costs of a skilled property manager.

All 3 are growing very rapidly.

You have very low days on market with Nashville's rapid growth. 

Partners and I purchased 54 lots, 3 parks to date, and the portfolio is growing rapidly.

And they multiply that by trying to scale rapidly thinking riches are in sight and the coming apocalypse in many parts of the country where regulation changes and rapidly increasing competition from other Airbnb wannabes or hotel chains, and other things that will grind down occupancy and rental rates.

I wanted to get your thoughts on a couple of the areas I'm currently considering investing in - Kalamazoo MI, Grand Rapids MI, and Fort Wayne IN.  

I know that this would technically not be in accordance with the city of Grand Rapids Airbnb restrictions.