I don't have data to put to my theory, but I believe there are diminishing returns with ever higher price points (hypothetical graph below).Does anyone have any data on this or can confirm? 

So direct conversations with the City can be invaluable. 

I’d love to hear about your process, any lessons learned, and the specific tools, websites, or data sources you found invaluable — whether that’s BiggerPockets' calculators, Rentometer, Zillow, or others.Thanks in advance for your insights! 

Hospitality upgrades: clubhouse refresh, full gym, sauna + cold plunge, entertainment room.Ops & tech: online self-check-in, call tracking, AI voice receptionist, data-driven pricing.Brand & experience: guest-first culture, clear communication, winterization support for long-term stays.

Quote from @Shan Dey: Hi there, any recommendation of any AI Customer Service Agent specifically trained with real estate data or investment in RE?

That's where data analysis and relationship building come in.

Many are also taking the fix and hold approach, adding long-term rentals that produce cash flow today while appreciating in value over time.No matter the strategy, the same principle applies: your returns are made at the buy.

@Crystal Stroessner wouldn't we already be seeing much of these in the lending application data or something similar? 

Anything smaller than that requires more hands-on management.In a nutshell, finding deals and engaging with developers requires a data-driven approach, perseverance, and building relationships.

The largest negative revision in 20+ years.Yes, this is how the job data is collected, reported, and revised.