And buying a condo in a market full of condos to decorate the same way as everyone else does not sound like a winning proposition.  

This can involve rearranging furniture, adding decorative items, and making minor repairs or improvements.Virtual tours: Offer virtual tours of your rental property, either through 3D virtual tours or video walkthroughs.

Many don't keep a home in show-ready condition.Vacant units are neutral in decor, easy to schedule, and there's nobody to bad-mouth the property.

I went to a house once needing management and found a beautifully decorated home owned by out of state investors who bought it based on the photos only.

We also are establishing an office there for clients to come look over options, get in-house financing, and we also offer help getting matched with an interior decorator to help with the flow and design of the interior. 

With a bit of decor and management savvy you can easily be in the top quarter or even 10% without needing to build a waterpark in your backyard and bring in influencers for your photos. 

., definitely string lights somewhere that makes sense, and other decorative accessories like plants.

Might come out green overall but it’ll be close.bonus: if you’re willing and capable to do an excellent t STR, which I would budget a good $40k-$50k on the furnishing/design/decor (more if you are outsourcing it all) AND are putting down 20%+, you’ll be able to have a very positive cash flow asset.

You've got to be spot on with your design, decor and amenities so really evaluate your property honestly in comparison to your competition and ask if it's going to be a page one listing.

The decor looks good.