> Airdna had one I believe they retired (not Market Minder ... forgot the name - plotted a bunch of triangles in a matrix)> Mashvisor currently offers a heatmap feature for "Airbnb COC return" - cumbersome, but you can manually scroll across the US and look for green areas while pulling your hair out every time their interface freezes> I'm actually beta testing a new platform a company called STR Insights is launching that displays the same data in table form with a map feature as a bonus to double click into individual markets and see where high performing listings are locatedAll 3 are essentially doing the same thing: comparing average STR revenues (scraped from Airbnb/VRBO) to average home prices (scraped from Zillow, etc.) and converting them into a ratio.

Essentially, exit quickly for a fee, versus tying your money and time up into a rehab.3) As far as capital, money follows a good deal.

It really is about this house in this area so a local perspective is essential.

All these type deals, such as fractional ownership, time share, vacation clubs, condotel, etc have a common element…..whatever investment profit existed has already been extracted by the sponsor.  

Question: has anyone been in a situation where it seems crazy to ask the breadwinner essentially to stop working so much so the other can pursue RE?

Fitchburg State University has had a positive impact on the City of Fitchburg, but the City is not dependent on the University; the University was an accelerator to the local economy but not essential to it.2.

My strategy for my first property is not set in stone quite yet, but I am leaning towards a multifamily to get started hopefully enough cash flow for me to be living for free essentially, so I can save up for another multifamily.

Do you provide essentials in the common areas such as furniture, dishes, etc?

It doesn't look like this is covered well in the Georgia state statues:Tenant Allowed to Withhold Rent for Failure to Provide Essential Services (Water, Heat, etc.): No StatuteTenant Allowed to Repair and Deduct Rent: No StatuteSource: https://www.landlordology.com/georgia-landlord-tenant-laws/

At that point, there was a further wait for essential utilities (electricity and water) and I was not able to move into the unit until November 18th.