Hello BP,I live in a region with a handful of Short term rentals and I’m currently analyzing a property with STR potential.

We've seen this in the Raleigh MSA as well with large, regional and even some local builders offering rate buy downs.

Being smaller, it doesn't have as many opportunities for growth, as many larger employers, and as many institutions that draw people to the region.

By offering innovative solutions to address the twin challenges of high interest rates and low housing supply, BTR communities are reshaping the way people live, work, and invest in these dynamic regions.

No you miss understand my point my point is its all regional what i can do in one market and what can be done in another is apples and oranges ..

Although that may be a regional thing.

However, there are some general guidelines and considerations that landlords typically follow:Check local laws: Different regions have different laws regarding rent increases.

And real estate can't be moved if the economic situation or political situation in a region becomes untenable.Most real estate falls somewhere between those extremes.

Really huge risk.With that said, regional banks in the area would be best. 

I live in the Bay Area and have been focusing on regions outside Yosemite national park to do my research.