My April total rent revenue was up by 4.65% and occupancy on my worst performer hitting 60% and all other properties were 74% to 100% for April. 

I'm in Cincinnati, and own & manage 27+ properties and would be happy to share our actual revenue numbers with you if you are interested.

To get the best value, find a single family house where you can add a bedroom to maximize revenue and returns. 

On a different level, STRs are seeing a flock towards uniqueness, and the commodity units are starting to struggle revenue wise.

Would be interesting to know how much of their revenue is do to a small percentage of high performers. 

My experience: 6 years of real estate brokerage in South Florida, + One successful flip with a $300k revenue. 

Con's- more expensive monthly, locking us down to CLT/ condo building for what I am guessing at least 5 years to at least make it worth it. not as much revenue/wealth building opportunity as duplex

However they know they just feeding people that really don’t know real estate too well other than they saw a commercial about it and found out they can make a lot of money, they just want that first paid credit card payment you times that by 100,000 people pawn you got yourself another revenue stream in addition to real estate so that’s the problem.

It's not perfect, but it winds up being an additional revenue stream to them.

I would have to go back and look at the costs and then divide them amongst my properties to figure it out but right now I am paying for the following subscriptions:Guesty for HostsRing CamerasPrice LabsHostfully GuidebooksREIHubZapierSignNowWhen I purchase one of these subscriptions it is usually based on the criteria of how much time can it save me, or how much additional revenue can it make me, or how can it improve my business.