Cranberry Twp is a suburb of Pittsburgh and doesn't seem to have much of a short term rental market. 

Similar rental amounts, tenant base and housing stock with much lower pricing.What’s a good price range to be focusing on?

I can tell you most people that bought since 2018 are likely regreting now, because today price is lower than Jan/Feb/mar already...And RE is not like stock, that changes direction every day....

In short, I’m all about getting as much info as I can before I start really delving into making deals.With education in mind, what are some audiobooks that you would recommend for beginners?

I'm looking forward to visiting @Kyle Godbout and @Dennis Tierney I'll send you a connect request here shortly. 

So an update on the situation...I talked to my landlord and to make a long story short, he's 'very much considering' selling the property.

Then personalizing an individuals RE short term rental data with functionality tools similar to what AirDNA and Mashvisor have.

It's extremely important if you're not in the right position to execute, buy, whatever.That said, if you're short cash, there are investors, hard money lenders, etc. 

All aspects of the rentals are going well and cash flowing good but I feel I am going to hit a ceiling shortly continuing in this manor.

But as i will manage the property i think will be better and easier the long term rent by at least one year contract for family from here, than make shorts rentals for tourists.