We are now building our portfolio through flipping, BRRRR's, and additional STR's until we reach our end goal of unique stays in the form of luxury treehouse STR's on secluded riverside locales. 

It is not  optimal for long term debt. 

My husband and I have spent the beginning of the year digging into books/researching as we are hoping to buy our first rental property this year.

These will be long term holds for me and my portfolio. 

-Thinking long term, is this something I could scale to make my primary source of income?

We are following the BRRR method, so I’ve been doing my homework, but have a couple questions for the experienced. 

Fast Forward to now and it is sitting at $1,450 and we are in the middle of summer and still struggling to find a Tennant.

I would like to purchase long-term rentals (ideally in the Denver metro where I live) but am not sure what, if any, cash flow I could achieve. 

And I am not sure if that's because luxury property rentals just don't have the same ADR here in comparison to other markets - in a lot of other markets even as far as West Virginia in harpers ferry you can easily charge $800+ in those markets, whereas inWe haven't purchased the area in Airdna or Pricelabs as we are just looking at the data at a high level right now before we commit to that one area since we are looking at a couple of other properties too.

Akron and Canton may cashflow a bit better but I personally don't see as much of long term growth in those cities.