I had some associates and even family that were so pessimistic and threw shade on anything.

The thing I dislike the most is Snarly attitudes on payday from working too hard.Most do not seem to suffer from this, and some seem to have (shades of grey) of it a lot.I had one tell me he Hated me because I sat inside in the Air conditioning and (did nothing all day???

Under the radar doesn't mean bad necessarily so not throwing shade but that's a decent amount of time to be transacting business in the Cleveland market without some of the bigger players hearing about you.With any property you purchase the most important thing is the property, not the seller.

Look for large, mature shade trees in your yard growing anywhere near where your branch line has to be.

Make sure you have amenities that a traveling provider who might be working night shifts would want like access to good coffee and black out shades. 4) check out your competition on Zillow and furnished finder and make sure your rental stands out and offer some unique amenities.  

Bunch of folks from the cheap seats just itching to throw shade on all things STR.

I think most times there’s shades of gray in there

For example, night shift MTR medical workers would pay higher premiums for blackout shaded, AC homes that are quiet. 

probably the closest comp to yours that sold around the same price/sq.ft https://www.redfin.com/NE/Beat...your location is def not great being right next to a car wash and on a main town road. staging would've probably helped you sell it back in the summer time, as well as cleaning up the siding up front (unless that's just shade and/pr picture quality). some of the paint work is sloppy inside (pic #14 from redfin) and you left the wood paneling... should've just painted right over those. why is the bathtub covered?

The property is on a dead end road, nice shaded yard and quiet.