Sits on a deep water ditch/canal.

Other times, they’ve been aggressive in the past and slow down later, like in some Kansas City areas right now.

Most owners of short-term rentals on the islands and the nearby areas have been dealing with the triple whammy of a slowing economy effecting rental revenue this year, higher insurances and higher property taxes.

interest rates rose and peaked they are slowly retreating.I think the impact right this minute is buyers still not moving forward right now as they feel rates will drop in the next 6 to 9 mnths so they are going to wait to purchase then.. so in my mind its going to still be a little slow for a while.

I wanted to introduce myself as I am incredibly anxious to step foot into the incredible world of REI and would love to know if there are any local investors that meet/would like to meet on a semi-regular basis.I currently have a full time job in outside sales in the Arvada area so I do a lot of driving around which enables me to spend a lot of my time listening to podcasts and educating myself but I would love to get to know some players within my local area to really dive deep into the subject and in which I could potentially be of value in the future.

After that, there’s a shoulder season with plenty of weekend bookings, but once winter hits, things slow down a lot.

If not, it very well might be worth selling.If you want to hold, obviously the big thing you can do is lower the price which we try to do regardless of how we feel about it on a semi-fixed schedule (we'll slow down lower prices if we're getting lots of showings for example).

I do realize that I did not dig deep before hiring the PMC from the beginning.

And while that feels slow and clunky, it's also a very good way for you to get familiar with your specific market and getting that in depth understanding has a lot of benefits to it.

Slow and steady still wins the race.