I chose a crazy time to travel...but I am now back.  

I know it's also a niche to invest to those who travel for work.I wanted to get your thoughts and learn from those who went through this route.

I'm wondering what am I allowed to do with the 150 square feet besides ingress/egress.For example: Can I add 150 square feet to the structure, including an exterior door, and then use the extra 150 square feet for a kitchenette?

Looking at the picture, the exterior glass is smashed and they told me they don’t know how it happened and the oven was not on.

@David LutzLets look at your major cost vs what I would expect here in TEXASMajor costs over last 3 years on 5 homes:$10K in missed rent leading to and waiting for eviction$3K Eviction costs (lawyers, travel, writ, etc.)Evictions outside the Pandemic takes 4 weeks in Texas.  

In my 20 years in the business, I’ve gathered the best insurance contacts for investors from all my seminars and travels across the U.S.

This has been great as there has been a general decrease in the number of traveling medical professionals in our area, and those travelers have been more price-sensitive than during COVID. 

(I own 150+ homes) It's the water running down the exterior walls that does the most damage over time.  

I think STR is an experience based travel and with the right marketing /design, it can 100% be a viable investment.

Upstate New York will generally qualify with standard markets such as Travelers, Nationwide etc... there are a few other property programs that do very well depending on the size.