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After framing out the access to the room from the kitchen, I added some dry wall and voila - my 4/3 is now a 3/2 with a STR studio.

@Samuel Choi, PropStream is likely your best bet if you don't have access to the MLS, but you'll have to pay for a subscription. 

For those of us with reasons not to allow pets, I was wondering if it is possible to advertise to the niche of people who really want vacation homes that try hard not to have pet dander.

However, if one is paid off, it might not be a bad idea to open another so you can access the equity on that property as well.

Even if others are advertising better rates, they may end up just wasting your time and possibly your money. 

Quote from @Mann Phan: For this particular property, I was working with a team from Real Wealth,  this house was advertised as a "Turnkey" property, went through inspection and all the due diligence.

Hey David,In my opinion I think that you should try Propstream.I say that because you receive a bigger bang for your buck.When you work with Propstream you receive access to a wide range of tools and resources. 

If that is not possible, then I would ask myself if the increased cost of capital to access the equity is worth the next deal's profits/benefits.

We still own the condo, we just have tenants in there who are willing to pay the HOA fee and the increased taxes in order to access the slightly better school system up there.Bottom line, someone who just shows up alone and out of the blue, says they make 3x your rent, offer you nothing else when you explain the income verification problem, and object to a month-to-month rental contract or an increased security deposit, well, they're probably lying about how much money they make.