But the fiscal stimulus has bridged that gap for the time being which enabled forbearance and stimulus checks, etc.

It never ends. yes but the key is the same, to gain the most highest reward/risk you follow data based on supply/demand , you dont follow advice from BP where to buy, you follow strictly based on data. 

Its a software product that allows you to setup your own completely customized database.

First, I would use the BP database and ask for investors looking to partner up or fund your project with a nice return on the loan (10-12% annually). 

@Nancy Bachety Yes, I am invested in Jacksonville in a Class C area both are SFR that I rent furnished which enables me to capture class A & B tenants to them for their short stays.

Build a spreadsheet or database or CRM of those that you contact.

What you won't be able to get are sale prices that are under contract but not closed, or those that are closed but haven't been added into the online databases yet.

You may not have thought about it but they have a database of every property in that county.  

Hi @Max Warner - I'm by no means a STR expert but am generally happy to network about real estate in Rhode Island.At this point it's still town-by-town so the "horse's mouth" is really just calling (or visiting) and asking the building/zoning department for each town.There was an attempt to make a state-wide, required short-term rental registry/database, but Governor McKee vetoed it.It remains to be seen whether the General Assembly will successfully override that veto but some folks have certainly been pushing in that direction.So for the moment, you still just really need to check with the city/town.

You really need to know how to search for data through data bases.