I forgot to mention the property is in a very small town (around 4,000 people), does that have any negative effect on numbers?

It is going to take sometime for the effect to trickle down to the real world but it is coming quick.I am curious to know how much people have lost so far and what are you doing to prepare?

The lease that's in place is in effect as a month-to-month so the protections still apply for landlord and tenants, which is good.

There is a bit of fluctuation and back-and-forth in the ensuing weeks of January, but for the most part 2018 was a stronger year than 2017.This wasn’t particularly the case for occupancy rates. 2018 underperformed in the occupancy rate category for practically the entire holiday season and well into the month of January.Missed Opportunities: Difference Between Listed Prices and Booked PricesA final interesting metric to consider is the difference between the listed price and the booked price — in effect, the metric measuring host ambition.

Aside from the general questions above, if anyone has more specific knowledge around the keys, specifically Marathon and the advantages of having a stilted home vs concrete build vs modular vs ground level, how that effects insurance rates, financing etc would be greatly appreciated. 

As them how you can improve your situation and what things are effecting you from getting pre-qualified for more.

Incentives are effective.

Will effects trickle down to the rest of Colorado Springs?

I35 has been a major use corridor for a long time (connecting RR to Austin) while 183 north of Austin has been effectively a country road (connecting 183 to Austin) until the last 4-5 years. 183 has been significantly improved and the metrorail coming in from Leader/CP makes it easier for folks to commute from the NW side of Austin.

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