Quantity is useless unless they have quality.

I’ve been seeing similar strength with studios and 1-beds locally.The SFR + permitted ADU strategy is interesting, especially with how tough the self-sufficiency test can be here.

If you're only managing a handful of Class A or B properties and self managing, Zillow is sufficient for marketing.

I'm saying your time should be better spent looking for quality instead of wading through quantity. 

I’ve reviewed a lot of STR builds recently, and the biggest issue isn’t cost — it’s mismatch.Oversized living rooms, under-sized bedrooms, and layouts that don’t support group bookings.The highest-performing cabins I see usually win on:• Bedroom count vs square footage• Bathroom access (not just quantity)• Clear guest use zonesDesign decisions compound ROI more than most investors expect.

Take your time analyzing deals and prioritize quality over quantity, it’ll save headaches and protect your cash flow.

Better than any month we had even in 2021 or 2022.The problem here, like most markets, is supply (in both quantity and quality), not demand.

Especially if looking at 3-4 units because they do not have the self sufficiency test.Down payment assistance is also great as well.

Airbnb projections are not always sufficient.

I'm not sure I fully understand your question.I have sufficient amount of paid for rentals that allows me to pay cash for new acquisitions.I buy cash at auctions or find distressed properties or motivated sellers where I can buy for pennies on the dollar in a booming market.I love buying houses in my self directed ROTH IRA so that I don't owe tax on the rental income.