There have been some great studies pointing out how new home building has doubled in size from the previous post-WWII US housing boom.

Pictures are very helpful for that proof too.

I would just double-check the finishes of sold comps to make sure they are in line with your property.What is your budget for all that work?

Tenants send a maintenance request through the software; it's really cool because tenants can send pictures and videos.

The guests stop scrolling because of the hero picture but will book when you have the right outdoor amenities added.You had me at lakefront view!

I saw the picture of roof drain and it is a little bit rusty but looks ok to me. 

More information- a place near by rents out to weddings for $1400 for one day, it’s about double the size and nicer.

I am wondering if I need/should draft up a whole new lease agreement or if I should simply use the old renewal addendum (i would remake the document as I only have a picture).Any insights would be appreciated.Thanks!

If the deposit is double the rent, you could; but I'd do an inspection now (and after they move out) to ensure there is no major damage.

That's double if I'm doing the math correctly :-)I think that takes a lot of nerve.I would say NO.