I've tracked other investors properties (auction wins) and they paid literally the same price as something listing on market. 

Many times, the tenant feels a loss of agency in this process as they literally get nothing out of it other than potentially a rent raise next year.

Maybe they literally "rent to lease??" 

If you click on the the magnifying glass you’ll see links to all the threads discussing this as it is literally asked monthly if not weekly.

Seeing as there are literally millions of guests who stay in STR's each year.

If I took my current break even from 690k and brought it to 700k with a comp (1 less bedroom too, but literally down the block from my property) that just sold for 725k and is totally original, would I be justified in paying for a quicker way to sell the house.

They were jailed locally, so I literally set up a visitation at the jail and handed them a letter that essentially said I know they aren't coming back and I need permission to let someone into the unit to empty it.

There are literally hundreds of thousands of data points that drive even the simplest searches.

For example, everything is furnished, and its OK, but it has a "grandma's cabin" vibe (which is literally what this place was for her family) and they really need about $5k/cabin to be the best in the area (which would be my goal).

Interestingly, I'm seeing firsthand (as in literally today) properties that sat on the market for the past 3-4 weeks during the great inflation scare of 2022 get snapped up with below-asking-price financed offers.