:@Hai Loc that seems highly speculative and leaves a lot of time for something to go wrong and depending on how much needs to be put down, the return does not seem worth the risk even if it was a small percentage of someone's investable capital.I totally agree it's pure speculative.. the sad part is lots of people have been making a killing on it.. its definitely not my cup of tea but I bought a few at the right time and to be honest got lucky..

Even at 2%, you won't cash flow positive if someone trashes the unit ever 6-12 months and moves out without paying the last month's rent.If this sounds like your cup of tea, welcome to my world: SW Missouri.

Not my cup of tea, but she has been producing fairly stable income from this strategy.

I'd leave it, it's not everyone's cup of tea...but it is a great selling point for a lot of people!

Coffee or tea.

Our properties are traditional Japanese themed and therefore have a samurai armor, traditional Japanese wedding kimono, tea room, and antics here and there. 

There's this weed that grows wild in Greece that the Greeks make a tea of that we drink as a cure-all.

Not my cup of tea but each to his own.

@Michael GreenbergWell, if managing STRs isn't your cup of tea, you probably aren't going to want to manage other types of property either.Although, it's much easier to find a property manager for SFR LTRs (but you don't like the returns), and perhaps Multifamily may offer you something more appealing in the way of returns and ability to let someone else do the managing. 

Joyce, Deputy Court Administrator Marisa Shuter, Landlord-Tenant OfficerRemains to be seen how this will shake out in the coming weeks, but the tea leaves suggest evictions will be put on hold for the immediate foreseeable future.