Hey fellow BP'ers,So I've been getting PM's about the new rules and though I would post since there is a common theme: What the heck are the actual rules?

If it’s dated or just not an exciting looking theme that could be your first issue.

I realize now, had we done that, it would have appreciated well, especially on the stock side.On that theme, if you have very long term designated reserves, I think you are the captain of the ship.

Here in Orlando a very important partner (instead of a contractor) may be a decorator who understands the unique theming and decor needs in our market.

Most housing voucher programs have a minimum 1 year suspension until they are eligible to apply again, some as much as 3 years.  

I’m not creative when it comes to interior design and wondered if I should bite the bullet and hire a professional to establish our interior design theme.

I think we are starting to see a theme here: C and D look better on paper than reality and ar easy to buy (for a reason, I might add). 

Aim for 6+beds and theme 3 bedrooms strongly and you should do well.

The other issue that most didn't see is that now the STR market is 10X more competitive - if you can't market a property to its fullest : Themed/ Clean/ Location/ Instagramable.. then most will get buried in the rise in taxes and insurance.

when you read the common themes of the presentations its simply the age old MLM presentations..