Hold it a few years, collect the booking revenue and then sell based on the value with increased bookings.

If you have a very strong STR market and are in peak season you could generate quite a bit of revenue in a couple week gap between MTR guests.

The long-term adverse impacts if this were ever to come to fruition is the loss of jobs, the loss of tax revenue and decreased property values, all of which Bissen has acknowledged.Some owners are attempting to cash out because they don't want to wait.

I can relate if she mentioned this as "revenue" but she mentioned as "profit" which is odd to me but what do I know, I am a newbie. 

Hi AllLooking to add new streams of revenue on a property we own in San Leandro.

They'll need information on the deal (revenues, expenses, income, etc..), but they should be able to give you an idea of general terms (interest rate, amortization, fixed period, etc..) with some basic information.

They have a minimum revenue requirement. 

We have a revenue manager making DAILY adjustments to price to get bookings. 

Was thinking of taking about half of the deposits we currently have and doing some short term (12-24 month) CD's as a revenue stream.

Our experience is with LTRs so we are a little hesitant to do a STR given the uncertainty of the monthly revenue.