You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

Should I put my trust in sophisticated tools like Air-DNA, or keep it simple with Excel and Airbnb data? 

Primary residence’s can still air bnb but this property will now be non-owner occupied. 

I’m active duty Air Force with less than 12 months before retirement!

Granted I have 7 buildings and I just haven’t had that many problems and so far my only real “emergency” was caused by a tenant under the influence of who knows what who overflowed a portable washer he shouldn’t have been using in the first place and flooded the downstairs unit.

Hi, I am a realtor here in Cleveland and recently started working with a client looking for Air bnbs.

Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: It's not just about saving money IMHO...it's also about getting out from under their (Air and VRBO) control, regulations, cumbersome and guest friendly customer service et al... 

Hey everyone, I know having central air for rental properties over window units can make things a lot easier and beneficial.

I know of a few STRs in the area that are rented during events but vacant the rest of the year yet Air DNA says we could have 75% occupancy year round . . . 

If he does a mediocre job and makes $83k as Air DNA projected, he will barely break even, but if he believes in himself and is willing to put the money where his mouth is, he can improve the performance and maybe make $93k or $103k gross.