It can be a great way of increasing your ROI however renters tend to be harder on properties.

Since land values tend to be higher in the resort areas, that can have a negative effect on tax benefits.

Housemates tend to spend a lot of time in their rooms, so you want a house with large bedrooms.

You won't need that tall of a window - go just above chest height for most women, unless you want the neighbors to have a peep show.

It's not "guaranteed" rent like most folks tend to think.

I was not aware that LVP can be more expensive than refinishing hardwood floors, so that can make it a tougher decision, but I tend to agree with most others on here that you should keep the floors and use either LVP or carpet when renting out.

They tend to have lower credit scores or other issues.

This can be a tough decision, especially with challenge #1 above in our market.4) S8 tenants do tend to stay longer.5) We think it's important to evaluate a S8 applicant's current home.

Nothing against all you men out there but I’m all about women empowering women lol!

Yeah I tend to agree that the rent estimator here is usually showing lower numbers compared to Rentometer