I am trying to see the worst scenario.

I am not seeing cancellations yet on the Poconos side yet - hoping its as true as your experience and the article shared by airdna - these are more leisure and more of spots to relax where majority of the crowd is local driving into town... fyi- I have another one coming up in the Poconos which is more of a mountainside/lake side STR going live in April - not cancelling the deal and worst case is that I will have to suck it up incase demand falls..Originally posted by @Avery Carl:I know there have been many threads started on Coronavirus and it's impact on STR's over the past few days, but I wanted to share this data that Airdna published today detailing the affects of it on different types of STR markets.

I don't want to spend many hours learning and researching, worst yet I don't have already built network to pull from.

I’ve seen a lot of people make that mistake.

The trick there is to only fix what you ought to - that's a deadly mistake almost everyone makes to some degree so, never stop considering it - I can't stress that point enough.My advice to you is to buy a duplex in the best physical condition you can afford, in the best neighborhood you can afford, for starters.

Many successful people arent going to come out publicly and say they've made huge mistakes in the last few years. 

I made the mistake of not putting him on the lease.I just don't trust someone who after just living in my place for two weeks threatens to sue me.

On my first deal, one of  the biggest mistakes I  made was not having any idea of how important floors and foundations are.

My initial plan was to turn it into my first rental but a couple things came up and have me reevaluating a possible sale. estimated I could possibly cash flow 1-200 at worst break even. 

@Craig CruzI'm a former banker...your lender's mistake isn't one that should cost you.