That is my sweet spot for pricing.So here is what I have as my settings:Last Minute Prices = 30% discount within 35 days (Gradual)Orphan Day Prices = Weekday: 35% Weekend: None Discount for gaps between 1 and 5 nights applied within 0 and 8 nightsMin Stay Update Default :Fixed Weekday: 2 nights Weekend: 2 nightsLast Minute :Weekday: 1 night Weekend: 2 nights within 17 nightsFar Out :Weekday: 2 nights Weekend: 3 nights beyond 90 nightsWeekday: 3 nights Weekend: 4 nights beyond 180 nightsMin Far Out Price 40% premium of base price on weekdays and 55% premium of base price on weekends outside of 120 daysOccupancy Profile = DefaultRounding Last digit by 4 or 9If I could get the pricing to actually go up to my full base price within 3 days, that would be ideal...  

@David WaddletonIn the past six months I have sold residential properties in Oklahoma City to investors at prices from $48,000 to $82,000, which is the sweet spot where I specialize as an Oklahoma Real Estate Broker.

Grays Ferry is really just starting to heat up. its pretty sweet up to Reed / 29.. 

My sweet spot is Collingdale.

And, here's a list of the products I've reviewed that seem to hit the sweet spot between a small investor's needs and a corporate-sized platform:Cost Estimator (and Takeoff) Software    1.

So find your sweet spot.1.

I don't think I'll ever go for SFR unless the deal is just that sweet.

They have skin in the game and put up large chunk of their own money, but what you do when your interest payments add up and crews you hire take their sweet time to finish the project?

Whitefish is sweet. 

You mentioned that you are less concerned with cash flow right now, and that signals to me that you are probably better off finding the sweet spot for you with leverage.I would leverage and take on extra risk now while you are young and able to make great money, and maybe 20 years down the line, switch things up and start pushing to pay these properties off early.