You are already losing money on it so you should either cut your losses and sell or be comfortable losing money on a monthly basis with the expectation to make it up on the sale down the road (see you're in FL so you might need to wait a few years).

If cost is a big factor which I completely understand during these times, then search around but know finding that real estate-friendly accountant that is in the $1,300 (depending on your situation) range and having a good relationship with them might be difficult to find.Lastly, ask her if additional services come with that price. 99% of the time the answer is no, but some firms offer free mid-year calls or check-ins for being a tax preparation client.If you're comfortable reaching out to remote firms contact anyone here in the forums.

Obviously if you don’t feel comfortable doing it yourself then don't, but it’s a pretty easy process and there are tens of thousands of reviews of people who have also successfully done it. 

Typically coastal communities in California are much much more expensive than inland communities.  2) Your own budget: What can you afford, and how crowded are you comfortable living?

They just don't look comfortable and it's just so competitive now.

I agree with Jonathan that most people focus on a cute website, logo, CRM, etc.Use an underwriting template that you fell comfortable with, start with opting into broker's list, call them, and get on property tours.

I would say majority of travel nurses are hard working, well educated, well paid, and overall great people and tenants just looking for a clean, comfortable, and safe place to stay at a reasonable price.   

A few stickers and comforters aren't going to stand out.

Recently, I’ve started adding a serving tray with items to help my guests feel more comfortable during their stay, including a QR code to an online welcome packet.

That is better than nothing…  If you’re comfortable, feel free to DM me the address and I can look it up for you!