Just be sure to prep the surface and install it properly to avoid cracking later.

There are vast swings depending on the price-point and target audience that is most likely to frequent your STR.In general I see locations in the "hot spots" of the urban core leading to one norm in terms of occupancy trends and those near lifestyle locations and hospitals leading to a very different set of norms.  

Goals should be lifestyle based, in my opinion.  

It's also worth noting that assuming proper tenant screening measures are taken it's going to be the asset type and class that truly determines your tenant base, not your property manager.

For those who haven't read it, Part 1 is about building up your first $25,000+ in cash or equivalents through a frugal and economic lifestyle, or as David Greene would describe it, through good defense.Now that I've gotten to this point, it's time to move to Part 2, which is using what I've saved up to start building up income producing assets and scaling my income so that I can go from $25,000 to $100,000 in net worth.

Anyone has any tips on how to properly analyze a property online?

I've reached out to BP to see if there is a waitlist and way for me to sell and properly transfer my space to someone desperately wanting to attend.

So the question is more how the different ratios (or $$$$) react to each other to properly estimate a return.

do proper due diligence and you will be fine.

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊