If not, don't.There is no set return that is "good" or "bad."

@Max McQueenI would start a banking relationship with an institution that also lends on my target properties.

If 2024 is set to continue a similar trend of decreased STR rentals and revenues, what is the best data source to use?

I'm targeting properties valued at around $400K.I would greatly value any advice on how to navigate this process.

On top right hand corner you click on your picture -> Then settings -> Then Billing and Payments -> Once again click Billing and Payments you will see Cancel my Membership.

I was doing some research on google and also asked the 1031 exchange company, they said the IRS generally wants you to hold the replacement property for at-least 2-years before conducting another 1031 exchange, however that it's not a set rule, it's just recommended.

I'd be happy to set up a time to have you shadow me and see what I can do to help.

The average stay would be over 7 days.My first piece of advice, not market specific since I know nothing about those markets listed, is that it will be harder and more expensive to set up than you expect but probably less time consuming to self manage than you think. 

The project took much longer than expected because they had to re-do the floors twice, so we couldn't set up the kitchen and baths.

It is very important to maintain a consistent standard (e.g. set minimum credit score, positive prior landlord references, eviciton history if your state allows it -- my State of NY no longer allows landlords to deny based on prior evicitons, so we can't use that as a criteria any more).