Generally what you get is the seller dumping low valued stock, financing it and taking the cream off the top in interest, they don't have maintenance, costs or vacancy, they usually try to finance at a profit over being the owner.

Like all good markets, the cream should rise to the top if there is more transparency and accountability. 

If you believe in software-generated graphs showing you "before and after" - then I have a warehouse full of weight loss supplements and anti-aging creams and house-flipping-millionaire courses to sell to you.

As we used to say in the Navy, "the cream always rises to the top."

If you are buying or cherry picking from the usual suspects who send out their lists on a regular basis, expect to pay 5-10% above this pricing unless you are taking some of lower "junk" to offset you taking the cream of the crop. 

Fountain Square now has a brewery, ice cream shop, multiple music venues, art museum, the cultural trail, etc, etc...

No candy, no cookies, no ice cream, etc. 

A 5 year old wants ice cream for breakfast.  

Who knows, maybe we'll even get some of those those fancy ice cream shops like North Seattle has.

I don't have a STR but a friend of mine supplies a single cup Keurig machine, the pods and powdered cream.