Barrett you might want to look at the date that book was written.If not written in the last 5 years - it won't be accurate as the market has changed.There are always deals to find if you know where and how to look.Where's Eric from Las Vegas?

Operators don’t gamble on algorithms; they own their marketing funnel.Direct Booking Site: Build a branded booking website (Hostfully, OwnerRez, or custom WordPress) that integrates with a PMS.Paid Media: Run Google PPC ads targeting “[Market] Vacation Rental” + retarget visitors with Facebook/Instagram ads.Video Funnels: Create short-form video tours on TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts that link directly to your booking site.Email/SMS Capture: Collect guest emails at booking and automate a nurture sequence with discounts for direct re-bookings.System: STR Marketing Flywheel — Drive traffic → Capture leads → Retarget past guests → Convert to direct bookings → Build repeat stay database.3.

If the numbers he provided are accurate, the 580 credit score has a 22.5% chance of default.  

That's pretty damn accurate!

For LLC searches, I've found that IDI is really the only one that can find accurate registered agents and contact information for them.If you want to find relatives and do a deep search, check out findtheseller.com.

Remove the good planning, and your just gambling on guesses, not investing.

All the numbers seem accurate, but I'd aprpeciate if someone could take a look at it and tell me if it's functions accurately I found some corruption in the after-tax ROI sections, so I already know there's at least one issue with it.

Some of them messaged me to say be careful, as they felt I was being encouraged by the program to have a wreckless disregard and take a dicey flip gamble and lose money.

You can also call local property managers and ask what they're seeing for similar units, they often have the most accurate pulse on market rents.If comps are still thin, try reverse-engineering from sales comps and assume a rent-to-price ratio based on similar nearby areas.

Even if appreciation is slow, the rental demand tends to stay strong.If it were me, I’d confirm:What real rents are today (not just past ones).That taxes/insurance are accurate—those kill cash flow if they jump.But based on what you posted, the deal seems reasonable for a house hack that becomes a solid rental later; @Jennie Ballard I hope I was able to help you a little and shed a different perspective, I sent you a DM on BP and hope you are able to assist.