Even a dual income family with both folks working low wage jobs   Eg amazon warehouses, can afford houses in safe neighborhoods with decent schools.

This is why we aren't operating the Air Bnb ourselves. 3 bed, 1 bath, 1200 sqft, no hot tub as of now.Recently renovated, siding will be replaced later in May.

Forced air will usually make buildings be too dry for human comfort (under 40%) and certainly to dry for mold (needs 65%).

I don't want to deal with Air Bnb either.

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.

Our early plan was 5 houses, paid for, to offset my Air Force pension for the time when I got out to be Mom.  

The original plan was to split the home and do a dual rental where one portion would be an Airbnb and the other a regular LTR, but after completing the rehab we decided to have it fully as an LTR.

The original plan was to split the home and do a dual rental where one portion would be an Airbnb and the other a regular LTR, but after completing the rehab we decided to have it fully as an LTR.

We own two properties that we've shifted from Air BNB to medium term rentals for traveling nurses.

I am currently house hacking a duplex with air bnb to cover our mortgage!