Possible causesOverpricingQuality of UnitQuality of Neighbors (homes and businesses)Location of Neighborhood, Amenities, Transportation, and Employment OpportunitiesSupply and Demand in your areaEffectiveness of your marketing  (Are you reaching the potential renters best suited for this property?)

If you want to create a unit to Airbnb build an extra master suite with separate access but do not put in a kitchen or go the ADU permitting route with it. 

Corner cutting is fine, until it kicks back suits, liens etc. on you or property; then it seems not so good to skip a little preventative maint step. 

On some of the properties under status, it will say Suit Filed.

Previous sales history - In June 2008 my house sold for $1,425,000 (with an unfinished carriage house, small 90's kitchen that didn't fit the house style at all, and no master suite. 

Perhaps the area really suits their needs and wants.

You should concentrate in your area,  Brandon Turner says.............................Yes, I am too cheap.No ( ---- puts on his bragging suit ---- ) my daughter knows very little about RE, she's a PhD graduate in some nerosciency stuff that's way over my head.

However I would think it is not unreasonable to charge higher if your property is well suited to the use and your rent still remains competitive with other properties in that zone.

I'm a software developer looking to develop a suite of solutions for landlords with a smaller portfolio.

I've been looking into sub-metering a SFH home with a mother-in-law suite and experiencing difficulties regarding zoning and the utilities companies.