So you take 20% of the gross which includes all fees like cleaning plus 100% of the cleaning?

Taxes $1200/yrNet Income: 2022 = $6,274 (before depreciation); Gross $51k; 62% occupancy2023 = $5,236 (before depreciation); Gross $45k; 57% occupancy2024 has seen so far, a decline in bookings.

For my calculations I take 15% of my potential gross income (PGI).

Demand for short-term rentals is based on emotions, the allure of this view or that amenity or this undefined "feel" or "design" of a place.I'd love a pamphlet that says simply, "Hot tubs increase gross annual revenue by $22,000."

I know white appliances are cheaper, but I know they can be stained and pretty gross looking after some time (if they're not being taken care of and continuously cleaned). 

Gross yearly income combined of $210,000.

I picked up a 7 unit, all in 150k, with about 30k YES 30K net income on about 53k gross.

I've posted extensively about coastal Oregon vacation rentals and their challenges and production potential, typically a strong STR will generate roughly 10% of valuation in gross annual income. 

Was projected to gross $100k a year before Ian hit. 

Moldy and gross.