My suggestion is two-fold:1. 

Said he's happier without the rentals and he made the money back in the stock market several fold. 

As for short/medium term rentals, it seams like the market is oversaturated and I see a lot of people folding.

As you step inside you are greeted by a bright living space that seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor living with bi-fold doors that open to a private balcony.

If it had gone another year or two, as is, I would've folded on it.

As you step inside you are greeted by a bright living space that seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor living with bi-fold doors that open to a private balcony.

I do see some listings having fold-up suitcase racks instead as a compromise.

This will be a place they can put their detergent, bleach, etc or even to store some folded towels etc.

Positive cash flow would be ideal, but even if you get within a few dollars per month, it will pay off ten fold.

Well, I said I'd keep this short, but I teach all of that one on one and obviously a lot more, because it takes that kind of in-depth understanding to sort out when to hold em' and when to fold em'.