Could be a new revenue stream, sending letters to do the break-ups for tenants [of course I am kidding].

I've had many clients build commercial properties and make a good living off the revenue.

What you do with your revenue is up to you and could be moved anywhere you like.

I would guesstimate that annual revenue is just below or around the million dollar mark with a labor percentage around the mid 20's!

I recently retired from the military and I don't want to ask for permission to do something reasonable anymore since I had to for 29 yrs.As the owner your little bit of energy savings and wear and tear on the unit will cost you hundreds if not thousands in lost revenue.

I'm looking at buying a self-serve car wash and force value / revenue by installing a car port / detail bay for a mobile detailer to be stationed there weekly and offer custom detail services.

This is referred to as a sunk cost.Your revenue and expenses are going to be what they are, your question really translates to whether you think a 7% pretax fixed and *guaranteed* return is good relative to your opportunity set.

. - Design: design goes hand-in-hand with amenities for maximizing revenue.

When you are ready, set your revenue and marketing goals and launch.

I would be happy to talk with you more about the Charlotte STR market and help you determine the revenue potential for your property.