I have a Finance background and I’ve done a mix of financial modeling/underwriting, marketing (photo/video, ads, email), CRM/data work, and automations with tools like Sheets/Excel, SketchUp, Adobe, Zapier/Make, Apollo, Hunter, Mailchimp, etc.I am comfortable taking the unglamorous but important stuff that helps deals move forward like lead-gen/acquisitions, analysis, property marketing, CRM cleanup, admin/ops, and system/automation work.

How are you stress-testing your deals given interest rate changes and possible price softening?

You doing this for multiple properties or just testing it out first?

Essentially you are plugging in all of your data and they are using market price studied to generate your deductions.

One data point (yield shift, buyer count drop) appreciated.

Do they rely on broader market data, investor surveys, or nearby submarkets?

Distance can raise questions if records are weak, but it does not fail the test by itself.With average stays under 7 days, the STR is evaluated under the material participation tests.

If anyone wants rental data, comps, or more detail — happy to share privately.Thanks in advance.

@Jonathan Taylor Smith-I in the process of studying for my test in April..But I just want to take action in some prior experience of bird-dogging here in Virginia use to do it in NJ.

Because of that, I have seen investors spend more time underwriting multiple take-out paths and prioritizing flexibility over headline pricing.It would be interesting to hear how others are stress-testing exits when the asset is operationally improved but the lender’s criteria has not fully caught up yet.