A business banking account integrated with options for lines of credit, commercial mortgages, or construction loans can be very attractive.5.

Since then my rates have gone up and the deal isn't as attractive.

There is no correlation between number of nights and "quality of guest".There is also a misnomer that "if my rates are too cheap, I'll attract trashy guests." 

A couple of very important factors are:Location - you want a community that has attractive amenities ( ex.

One way might be to talk to some of your past customers, and ask them what features attracted them to the house, and what features they found neutral, and what features they wished were different.

I heavily attract a lot of agents to EXP so I tend to stay on top of what's happening amongst other brokerages if you are looking at the numbers around EXP for flipping homes depending on how many flips you do per year it may look more attractive at other brokerages short term (depends on the amount of flips, price point, etc). 

He talks about the role of green building practices not only in minimizing environmental impact but also in attracting eco-conscious tenants and buyers.

Specifically, I'm looking to attract investors and wonder if the mentioned 10% return should be considered a good deal in most circumstances?

Don't think we will see rates below 5% for a long time, but even at 5.5% that makes many investments way more attractive.

I just mostly liked it because its next to a major national park that attracts millions.