The framework for residential is fairly clean cut but I'm new to the commercial landscape.

Should I keep it or rent it out unfurnished (w/ management I will cut even or loose like $100 per month cash flow)? 

Consumers cutting back on spending due to high inflation.3).

having cut my teeth with a HML in Oakland Ca in the mid 80s  I have watched this transformation of how the industry is marketed.

Albeit a delicate balancing act, I believe that the Fed is in a strong position to, shrewdly, announce more rate cuts over a longer time horizon (perhaps 25 bps every six months through 2026 with one in 2024 – likely right before the election).

@Sunjeeve Weerasinghe we have moved entirly to vinyl plank in our properties (and so have a lot of major builders) as you can get commercial grade with 30+ year wear layers on them, they are water proof, do not chip (though they can be cut or torn) and are quite a bit cheaper than tile. 

We have a few dozen resort communities that are built specifically to be STR and you won't have to worry about zoning or regulations or even HOA cutting you out.It is a very competitive market with so many units, so you do have to be a good operator and have a clean, attractive, well located and themed out home to stand out and perform well. 

@Boffill Yosleys overall I think the rehab needs a few things completed to make it look like that 1) you didn't run out of money 2) there weren't corners cut elsewhere

B is going through an eviction) The realtor said the main issue is whoever did the initial renovations cut a lot of corners and it shows when you go to the property, it looks perfect in pictures but in person not so much.

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