They're talking a lot about "experiences" where people go to hang out and mingle (for example, a Tom's shoe store selling coffee), lots of online retailers opening very popular popups (see Glossier), big malls are also being repurposed, WeWork has been renting out big stores like Macy's that are closing out, etc.

Zillow has some detailed data in their data section, but I'd suggest just filtering out the search results for the data you are looking for.In most counties, the typical 3/2 near the median home sale price is probably going to be the most popular home as it sits in the Goldilocks zone of being just right for smaller families without breaking the bank.

@Maxwell Milholland go on apartments.com or whatever is popular for rentals in your area.

Thomas Buildium & RentecDirect are popular options.

Close to the most popular restaurants in the area.

The land is 8.5 acres near a small town, that is near a popular ski area.

It’s purpose is to inspire and build the popular idea of STRs while leaving out a lot of the financial realities.

But I like what you are doing and if I digged into numbers I think my numbers would be similar: smaller for Airbnb where llast minute bookings are more common than on VRBO . 50 days average seems reasonable to me.As an input I think the last column should not be computed as a direct average, rather weighted by volume (either $ value or number of nights or even number of bookings).

I'm looking to acquire a few rental properties around the ~$150k price range, and recently I've touched based with a very popular turnkey company.

Appfolio is a landlord software system.. just like buildium and others out there. subscription based and quite popular.