I'm curious who you're marketing to and what your property configuration is.

I think your plan.I’d suggest going for a slightly smaller bedroom configuration.  

here are 101. the tried and true rental properties in any configuration your comfortable with2. mobile home park  ( I have owned a few of these and the right ones are quite nice)3.

In my town (New Orleans) property lots are narrow 30-50ft wide, which can make a side by side house have very narrow configuration (we have tons of "shotgun" side by side houses here, where each side is 12-14ft wide).I have house hacked a up/down duplex (my first house) that I still own.I believe that noise is less of an issue with an up/down duplex, than a side by side.  

In 2017 alone, I just went and counted and we helped clients buy 36 units in various configurations of duplexes, 4 plexes and one larger unit.If you're looking for some pricing history, here's a chart that shows historical pricing for multi-family in Greeley as well.Let me know if that helps.

However, a 5 bedroom home isn't really the right configuration for this guest type.

Now, drill down on the correct home configuration and bedroom count within those communities to meet your goals.

Guests in mid-term rentals often expect the same level of service they would get from a hotel, which means they want issues fixed promptly, and this might be challenging if you're not nearby.Having said that, if you believe the demand for mid-term rentals in your area is high and that the potential income outweighs the challenges of remote management, the 3/2.5 + 1/1 configuration might be a good option.Ultimately, the best choice depends on your specific situation, your comfort with property management, and your long-term financial goals.

For example, If I'm using doorvest, I'll locked-in in TX market, while in another market, I'm locked into a different set of teams which again I need to manually bring up the speed.I do hope your company to be successful and expand to other markets, and eventually, the ability that investor itself that pickup the property based on our criteria and configuration.

Careless install configurations and bad codes allow a knowledgeable techie to hack this stuff in a few minutes without a trace.Security has to be physical to be of any value, so go for the master key scheme where it is held in a lock box with a combination - - change the combo every year.