We empower local entrepreneurs and investors to transform underutilized properties into awesome community assets that benefit all.I love your why and totally get the introvert/engineer comment too ;) It's very common amongst the civil engineers (and entire design team) that I hire on deals. 

Ultimately you need to put in what the masses will like and not what you like.I do a lot of contemporary designed homes and some of them get white shaker cabinets while others get grey shaker or some other contemporary style and color.

Either you have MORE grit, and are the one wearing down life to shape into you're design....Or life is grinding down you. 

I feel that the 2BR/2BA covers the most bases from a booking perspective and I would echo @Mitch Davidson with making sure you are standing out from the crowd with your location, view, design, furnishing and amenities. 

It doesn't seem to be designed for landlords.There are many products that detect dampness and alert you.  

They aren't financially responsible if things don't get fixed etc.In my area many out of state landlords designate a local partner, handyman, etc as being their "agent" for purposes of this requirement.If there is a serious issue with the property, I guess there can be no excuse for the agent not to come to the property quickly to at least evaluate and start to address it unlike someone out of state.

Houses are designed/built as rental hardened so minimal repair/maintencance for at least 15 years.

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There is a product offered by All Western Mortgage that is designed intentionally as you're describing. 

Three of the last 5 years, though, they slipped to a Tier 1 designation.