How solid are your comps and rent forecasts?

I believe I can make almost as much all things considered  and have a nice diversification to the vacation  rental model of the other units Originally posted by @Erik Whiting:Opps, looks like you're doing short term rentals.  

There are any number of types and models for this ranging from condos that you self manage all the way to condotels that are totally central managed and even give you the option of use of other units if yours is booked when you want to come down.In any case, the key is that you will get to defer all tax and depreciation recapture in that 1031 exchange. 

To confirm a model that would be permissible would be, corporate rentals based on a minimum of 1 month stay periods?

@Ric ErnstI definitely agree, BRRRR will more so be the optimal model of what we do but with the supply and how much we would like to acquire then I’m not so sure how many model deals we can find to achieve it but it’s something to shoot towards.

It’s a old unit and I can not find the model number.

It exists for 2019 and probably offers a forecast for the future.

I've been exploring what does a sustainable model for this looks like?

@Karen Modell  I have never heard of anyone getting one. 

At a bare minimum, you would have to target a 5-unit... but if we're focusing on 'how many is too many,' we're kinda missing the point: the first step should be to set goals and then let those goals drive you toward clarity on next steps and property size/type.Regarding investors: I think it's always a good time to build new relationships and strengthen your network, but until you have either a 1) real deal to talk about, or a 2) a model/mock deal that reflects a similar deal you expect to find... then it sounds premature to approach investors about equity capital.Recommend heeding the wisdom from @John Corey @Lane Kawaoka @Chris Grenzig, above.