If you think you have average intelligence and a general hard working person, for non luxury STRs (competing with 3 star or below hotels in the area for average people who simply need a bed and a kitchen) I would use 60% occupancy rate to start in the beginning and then 80% after stabilization.

The dishwasher should be to the right of the sink as a large majority of people are right handed.There is a picture of a second fridge in the kitchen, but no mention of it in the listing.You'd have been better off putting the stove where the second fridge is and giving the renter more countertop space. 

I'm in the messy middle as a residential agent who works mostly with investors and specializes in the small MF space.  

I rent homes unfinished for the most part but sometimes, if a space would look better with something extra, like a coffee bar or a patio table, I will pick one up.

Does their collective business occupy one of the spaces in the building? 

What are your go-to non-Biggerpockets Youtube channels for REI? 

You have lots of other choices in the free and paid space. 

Your zoning should be ok, but you want to do everything by the book (which can be costly) to percent future insurance claims or injury claims in an unpermitted basement living space. 

Currently I charge a $300 non-refundable pet fee and $50/mo per pet.

We think it’s important as it allows us to check for Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) issues and to determine if an applicant is living paycheck-to-paycheck.