Are you decreasing your advertised rent month over month with no luck?

Since purchasing our home the value of the property has decreased.

Eventually, landlords who can't sell at pre-cap valuations and can't justify continued operating losses keep units vacant or let properties deteriorate.New construction stops — because developers don't build into a market where the ceiling is fixed before the project cash flows.Supply shrinks — because the vacancy that does occur isn't re-entered at market rate.Rents for new entrants rise — because the supply of available units decreases while demand remains constant.The policy designed to protect working families from displacement ends up accelerating gentrification on a 5-to-10-year delay.

When supply decreases in a market with consistent demand, the result is typically more stable occupancy and firmer average daily rates for listings that remain active.

Holding this property longer will decrease that profit (as in losing money) by the day.

The ability for a 1031 investor to walk into a STR that has booked reservations and guaranteed income significantly decreases the risk to said investor. 

But interestingly the disruption that eliminated travel agents, and replaced stock brokers with asset gatherers, and decreased stock market trading costs from 2-6% to 0, will finally gain hold in real estate.  

Focus on increasing income and decreasing expenses.

I can't decrease it, but I can avoid adding to it. 

Even conforming lending is decreasing risk appetite.