What you are seeing now is appraisal's coming in lower in some markets, properties sitting a bit longer than what we are normally used to.

But it’s a bit of a gamble on how long that will take to happen, and if it will actually happen.

Putting $5,000 of nonrefundable earnest money down without an inspection or utilities is a big gamble.

That's just gambling though.

Those in city limits are priced aggressively, so appreciation will be a bit of a gamble - may happen, may not. 

He had a female CPA on who talked about the benefits of an STR Loophole for those of us who have W2 income as a way to take deductions that are normally not permissable when the tax payer makes a certain amount of income. 

Historically, an average of 28-30% in recent years would have been considered normal.

I do believe the post Pandemic boom of new investor interest has returned to normal levels as of late. 

I realized that my personal goals were more aligned with that than growing a team and gambling on others to do their part.

Hey Ben,Totally normal — two weeks with lots of inquiries but no bookings yet happens all the time when you’re new to mid-term rentals.