Interested in talking with someone with experience in Air BNB in the lakes region. 

Thank youList on both, it's a probability equation- simple as that.Outside of that % depends on area and many other factors regarding air v.

I am 36, own a very successful Air BNB at a local ski hill, and am in the process of looking into the best way to get involved in my father's 54 unit rental property business. 

I’m active duty Air Force with four properties.

They rarely foreclose on a IRS lien.

Should I take out equity in the home towards a crash pad and/or doing some minor upgrades on the home OR should I save up to get into air BNB arbitrage to increase my money flow and put that towards fixing the home and eventually obtaining a crash pad.

The particulars are:Total SF: 5160Roof: Shingles, replaced 2001Plumbing: Mix of PVC and Copper, updated in 2014-2023Heating/ cooling: forced air, 3 furnaces replaced in 2014-16, one AC replaced in 2014Electrical: has been updated periodically from 2014-2023.

Is it a multifamily or single family you are planning on using as air bnb?

@Rich Bultema - Just from my experience I have not had an appraiser impact the value for an older heater/air conditioner, however, a heater without A/C (as an example) has impacted an appraisal on a single family home.

Air Conditioning, if an city is hit or miss with A/C units does this play a large factor on rent and/or property values?