Possibly investing into a jacuzzi or fire pit or some more affordable value adds like string lights or contemporary furnishings will begin to generate more bookings. 

Each one is pretty unique and full of culture.

I love the mid-west and it's culture. 

@Jonathan Farber Looks to me like the previous owners went with a contemporary look.

Kansas City is growing in popularity due to it's sports, entertainment, and culture.

Slow season in the north is that 7-month period when no one books.2) Culturally, the Southern half of the US seems to be a lot more accepting of STRs regulation-wise.

Slow season in the north is that 7-month period when no one books.2) Culturally, the Southern half of the US seems to be a lot more accepting of STRs regulation-wise.

Not all developers are this dumb of course, but being that it’s overseas and a foreign culture, it can get dicey at times.

Suburbs have high taxes.Pros - a lot of big developments, great cultural life, cheap properties, great housing stock(a lot of small and medium size MF) suburbs offer solid class B for low price, good appreciation.3.

A lot of industry mount there, great culture and food.I have family who is into investing and her top three ideas were Plano and this city north of Plano I can’t remember the name but it’s suppose to be the Beverly Hills of The area.