Nothing spectacular.Terry, I'm fairly certain that @Joe Marshall doesn't want that to be the ultimate answer!

Hi Matt, As long as you are pricing your property fairly, marketing on all the large sites, and have a detailed property description and professional looking photos that will catch renters eyes, you should have no problem getting leads. 

@Jaison Emmanuel Well now that I know you are using a Realtor, I'm not allowed to give you any advice, but see my comments above and hopefully you can ensure the suggestions I gave you are in place.

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

I think you are looking at <c class tenants which implies either landlords with experience in that class or expect a fair amount of work.  

Good idea but I think she’s fairly old!

Also, what is a fair price to pay a super for a three unit property?

What is a fair price to pay him?

(This is reflected in your comments about suppliers seeing 50-60% decreases in their sales prices while retail prices have gone virtually unaffected)Not only will growers be limited to fewer potential customers, but I suspect that a lot of those who tried and failed to get into the industry on the retail side elected to enter on the  supply side for the time being in order to get their foot in the door.So, if my theory is correct, that would mean the current dynamic is causing the appearance of a much lower demand and a much higher supply than you would otherwise see in a completely laissez-faire economy.

Hey @John ParshallAs others have mentioned, the current legislative landscape leaves the outlook on the viability of STR investments in SD a bit up in the air.However, as @Dan Heuschele stated, ensuring that the property is viable as a long-term rental will drastically reduce the risk associated with that uncertainty.