@Scott LundgrenTime is money, that’s true, but I imagine the DIYers doing it probably have critical mass.

Of course we are in Panama City Beach, Fl. which is one of the top investment markets in the country... location is a critical factor in the short term rental decision.

✨Without a doubt, the sponsor is a critical component when it comes to real estate syndications.

So I personally would look for a multi-faceted MTR renter pool, i.e. be sure you're in an area and presenting your rental in such a way that you will attract other MTR demographics such as tradespeople, digital nomads, etc.Wholeheartedly agree with @Nicole Heasley as well, get out to meetups and see what everyone else is thinking/seeing, but at the same time be careful not to just "go with the herd" too much...reference my oversaturation comment above haha.

Your PM should be used to handling this and learning to say no to things that are not critical. 

I use those miles when prices spike and it makes sense to use miles for a trip.. or in the past I only used the miles for international business class which is a great use for those miles and paid for first class tickets on all business trips.. keep in mind you get a ton of perks with first class tickets no charge on luggage no change fee no cancel fee special check in line plus special line for TSA if your not TSA pre check which we always are anyway.. sometimes a discount to the lounges which again are critical for the frequent flyers enjoyment and experience. 

Rejection is never easy, but the hundredth rejection is not as bad as the first.Approaching the right investors is also critical.

@John DunnWell, I would beg to differ... profit margin is always critical.  

If you mean critical path method, then yes.

I’m glad to see that you’re thinking critically!