Andresa GuidelliCEO, The Real Estate InvestHER · Co-Founder

You have to be confident and trust yourself

27 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment of a YouTube video, the speaker explains that evaluating unique short‑term rental properties often relies more on intuition and deep market knowledge than on hard data. Using the example of a shoe‑shaped house, they argue that while precise figures for nightly rates and occupancy are hard to obtain, confidence in one’s own judgment—grounded in local market experience—can guide successful investment decisions.

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this was a moment where a good part of it was just intuition because I knew that this was a very unique property that would do amazing as a short-term rental. But, you know, where are you going to go out and find data, Liz, that you can, you can say, you know, a shoe-shaped house is going to rent for X dollars a night and you're going to have this occupancy and all that stuff, right? So some of it is just like knowing based on your market knowledge, and then just having the confidence to trust yourself that you can make good decision based on that.