It’s a great way to get eyes on how your unit compares to others in the area, and they can often give you an informal rent estimate.It’s also worth calling a few property management companies nearby, most will gladly share their management and maintenance fee structures, or even list them on their websites.

If you plan on trying to figure it out yourself, you should be able to get a copy from the township websites. 

there is a fairly new website dedicated to LP reviews of operators - investclearly.com and I'd encourage those with good or bad experiences to share them so other in the investing community can benefit.  

They have a podcast, a mentorship program , and a website with (paid) investor reviews in less than a month.

Except the “manager’s unit” is really a 3000 sqft SFR tacked onto the side of the motel — which we occupy as our primary residence.We put keycode locks on all the guest room doors and turned it into a self-service motel/STR hybrid. 50% direct bookings on our own website and the other half is a pretty even mix of Expedia, Booking.com and AirBnB. 82% occupancy our first 12 months.The property is owned by our S-corp and we live onsite in the employer-provided housing as a condition of our employment as managers.

Have you checked out the models on Adventures in CRE's website?

Do you have any advice you can share whether that is books, website/videos?  

We market on 30+ websites, FBM, our site, every property has a sign, drone video and photos, and we use AI to edit the photos.

Set email alerts for price drops.Builder Websites: Bookmark "Available Homes" pages (e.g., Lennar.com/Orlando, Pulte.com/quick-move-in).

I feel like I'm spending more time on data entry than actual analysis at this point - literally typing the same address and purchase price into 3-4 different websites.