Like imo if your household income with that guy is like $5400, you have no business being there (literally my other was shot at multiple times).

Then I pay her $35 for any manual labor like cleaning, leaf/yard clean up, painting, any easy household repairs that she is able to do. 

Anything that's quick and easy to purchase when someone is washing a car on a hot day. 

We are starting to see this change as Millennials are moving to the area looking for a better lifestyle.One huge improvement the Wenatchee area has seen is the median household income level which is now at $87,500.

And hot on the tail coat is now an ever growing list of knock-off's trying to steal the thunder.  

You can also charge more nightly for big amenities like a hot tub, game room, or things for kids. - Design: design goes hand-in-hand with amenities for maximizing revenue.

That or pay a 6 cap for a 60 year old building with Billy Bob Hot Dogs as a tenant.

If the competition has hot tubs, you need a hot tub.

If you have a mountain cabin maximize the hot tub area and the cabin interior, etc.

While the West End market has been hot this past year and will continue to experience high demand, pulling comps from 7-8 months ago is ill-advised.