They are very organized and so far have been a great organization to work with, a lot of agents work with them and give them referrals.

I know someone who did Land Geek who thought it was not very well organized, but, again, I haven’t taken that one so can’t comment on it. 

You mentioned being on a 45 day time line to identify properties because of the 1031 exchange so you have a little time to fly/drive out to your prospective markets.Some suggestions:- real estate debt funds (would need to vet the organizations).

ADR is function of average rate and occupancy rate.I have seen markets where the competition is fairly stiff and other markets were most of the competition is not good.  

This looks so great and shows how important intentional design is in short-term rentals.The layout looks super functional, open, and airy.

This includes having the lease agreement and any associated addendums readily available.It's also important to have a clear plan for all the necessary steps involved, such as collecting the security deposit, conducting the move-in inspection, facilitating the utility transfer, and preparing the keys, etc...With more options available to applicants, it's important to be efficient and organized.

The purpose of a spreadsheet would be to organize notes from folks in the market to justify future price reductions or improvements on the property.- Create an "Under Contract" campaign.

You can start by watching the handful of YouTube tutorials people have posted; they’re not official, but they walk through common functions and give you a sense of the system.

Ensuring a listing is advertised as widely as possible benefits the public, which is a core function of any MLS.  

Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.