I will say if it has a ton of character or history I do believe embracing that character and history and turning it into an short term rental could be a good idea.

Embrace being a landlord.

You must embrace a investors mentality to achieving your financial goals.

I agree, people are very skeptical to embrace Short Term Rental Revenue options because it’s just now emerging in the marketplace with a higher level of profitability because of the leverage of technology and everyone having a smart phone in their pocket.

I will embrace what a user posted on here, I will move on.

It won't be perfect but embrace the "handcrafted" imperfection of your floors. 

Someday the building will be paid off and California's open armed embrace of Illegal Immigrants GUARANTEES that rental housing supply will always be in high demand, driving C and D property rents higher and higher.

You should embrace it.The risk to the seller is not much and you don't want to spend the time.THe bottom line to the buyer/investor is they are trying to get the lowest price possible.

My personal observation is, unless you have a friend or family member who has read and embraced the Rich Dad, Poor Dad cash flow concept, friend and family are the last ones to get it.  

Mankind will continue to advance and we can embrace it, fear it, fight it or ignore it.