While our numbers are statistically down 10% from last year, it is a market correction going back to 2018-19 numbers. 2021/22 was a boom, but Orlando doesn’t bust, it’s demand is global, and those who purchased in good STR resorts with lower 6+ bedrooms supply will continue to do well, as the Orlando market is proven to be profitable in any economy statistically for the last 40+ years. 

At end of day, you must go where you will sleep well at night having done, what I can tell you is a well known fact that fortune has never favored the herd-member, it is the bold. 

Hi @Dan CrosbyPoint #4 - I suspected there was some sort of difference in ownership, but I didn't know that statistic.

Overall, the statistical data makes sense.

It does not match the stats that Forbes published for 2016.I also have not seen the statistics showing that any significant portion of billionaires have made their wealth through public purchased stock (stock not associated with their entrepreneur business). 

That, paired with economic statistics of the city, occupancy levels on particular blocks where you wanna buy, should help make an educated decision on this.

I certainly can't quote macroeconomics, hedge-fund strategies, or international currency statistics like some of the others have.  

No one has a crystal ball to predict the future, but you are able to use simple statistical probability knowing that markets always have been going up and down.

Therefore, your above comment must apply to ALL sources of comp statistics, not just findcompsnow. 

The goal is obviously to show, after the experiment is over, that showing or hiding pics doesn't make a statistically significant difference, that Airbnb isn't racist, oh no, not us!