There are some benefits for financing under an LLC (super fast refis, less paperwork, lots of loans), but also benefits for personal (30 yr fixed, low rates).  

I usually look through several places but one of the most consistent tools I've used to do a quick check on potential rental rates is Rentometer.

To be honest as an investor who owns dozens of units in several different markets I would tell you it's challenging to find great cashflow anywhere right now because we have both high prices and high rates.

Quote from @Katie Van Koooten: The lease transfers with the sale, meaning the new owner will have to honor it.

The percentage of people having actual deals among Big Dogs, is, in the best case, under 5%, probably 2% or less, and that could be considered their real success rate.

With four operational STRs running out of it, the estimated cap rate will be 15-17%.

And I just mark up the interest rate. 

Pay off debt, build your credit, and increase your savings rate. 2.

When analyzing rental rates, vacancy rates, property taxes, and other financial metrics, it's important to consider various factors.

., but have yet to have someone tell me what is the difference between it being tokenized and investing in say a REIT that issues shares through their transfer agent?