Up high in a building, but not too high because long elevator rides are boring.In an area with things I like to do that are close.With reasonable parking available for guests when I entertain.And a rooftop pool, hot tub, lounge area would be nice.Plus a community workout room, and some kind of storage available for things like off season Christmas decorations, and etc... 

I have an eye for not only decorating but designing and enjoy doing painting and flooring.

I’ve gotten really positive feedback on my property, it’s cleanliness, how it’s decorated, etc.

I suppose their fees could be avoided if I were to give notice on Nov. 30th and then don't place a tenant in the home until Jan 1st. 30 days would play out in Dec. (or

I decorate my fridge with them in the event that I have to sell sooner rather than later. 

I love the design and decorating aspect of the Vacation Rentals because you can have fun with it and do things that you wouldn't do in a long term house. 

I am quite detail oriented and love decorating so this information will definitely help me from making unnecessary finishes. 

Shop at thrift stores for furniture and décor that you can update and modernize for cheaper than if you were to purchase modern décor from a top retail store.

(marketing, decor, pricing discounts) Be sure you understand the zoning and restrictions with STRs. 

Im so confused what category to put things like all the decor we bough for the house, pillows, plates, kayaks, paintings, coffee and tea,furniture, sheets, mattress, couch, everything we bought and continue to buy to make the property a vacation rental....there is the "supplies" category but I also heard some things go into the the depreciation category like furniture.