@Linda Weygant is a frequent poster here!

I found this to be challenging, where I was having deals that looked great on paper but frequently underperformed my projections.

There’s a slick looking frequently booked Airbnb 1 bedroom (bottom of a duplex) renting for $60-70 per night by a superhost ($1800/mo of rent).

From listening to the recent Bigger Pockets podcasts, something that has been coming up frequently is the idea to focus on investing in real estate in areas that are appreciating, rather than just relying on cash flow.

They are frequently looking for public spaces to park for the day and then market that location to their users. - Lease spaces to food trucks. - Look into U-Haul. - If you put a fence around the lot, and there is a body of water anywhere in the area, people are always hunting boat storage.

Retirement AccountsA lot of people who have moved jobs frequently or worked for themselves for any length of time have retirement money in an IRA.

I am frequently providing evidence to the contrary with simple comps.You can do a better job of providing a value by just looking at the SOLD comparables in the area.

Advice frequently given is to practice doing analysis so when the time comes to purchase property you quickly know what the numbers are.

The units that turnover more frequently rent at current market, so there is a benefit to turnovers as long as there isn't too much work involved, but I prefer long-term tenants at slightly under-market rent.  

In the LTR C-class segment, a large share of the kind of people who are going to stay with you for a long, long, time and make your operation profitable because of lack of turnover have dogs and (less frequently) cats.