Or realistic?

Vacancy is 3%, is that realistic for that area?

2)  What is the realistic and conservative fair market value of the property today?

But I would also say look realistically at your strengths/weaknesses. 

Each individual is unique and I don’t know how much of a “torture” it is for you to go to work everyday, but I’ll share the goals I have, hopefully it will help you set realistic numbers and timeframes.

@Jonathan Robinson Two more options:Contractors License - At the very least you'll be able to negotiate from a position of strength and have a realistic scope of work.Real Estate License - Save 3% on every transaction.

Thorough research of your project’s financial and architectural design constraints will eliminate costly assumptions and guess work by uncovering facts, establishing construction costs and a realistic project budget.

I'll realistically earn around 6-8k this summer (2020).

Based on my property profile, I am currently estimating $130/night for the 3 months at 50% occupancy and $180/night for the 3 months at 80-100% occupancy.For those in the market, does this seem like a realistic estimation?

I think that it is more realistic to lower the rent by $112.50 ($787.5 - $675 = $112.50) than it does to lower it by $442.50 ($1117.50 - $675) for the services rendered.Additionally, let's say the property gets appraised for the sales price of 370k.