I go through phases of watching those fake HGTV shows not because I think they are real but because I lack skills in decorating.

Amie also has a small decor business that re-purposes and repairs furniture along with making signs and other decor items. 

My boss has one of those billion dollar empires and she's gotten to the point that she buys properties for fun so she can work on interior decorating.

In the end we ended up with locally-made furniture (beds, couches, and comfortable chairs), consignment tables and desks, and then decor, cutlery and other miscellaneous items from Craigslist, IKEA, Goodwill, and Target.Here's a couple pictures to show you.

In regards to furnishings, It helps to look online & you can have most things delivered then later add any decorations + comfort items when you come down to visit the unit yourself.It is definitely possible to set up your Airbnb remotely, you just will want to have some conversations & find someone trustworthy to help!

We then furnished the interiors and decorated with a new theme to give a nice desert vibe to match the surrounding decor.

Here are the details.Property: Vineyard Estate, 10 acresPrimary use: Event venue2021 P&LRevenue: $258kSite rental: $132kValue-added service (e.g. catering, decor): $114kWine business: $12kExpensesLabor: $24kSupplies: $64kMaintenance: $32kBusiness Services: $20kBusiness taxes: $21kMortgage: $50kProperty tax: $13kNet proceedsProfit: $34.8k2022 P&L is worse.

They all have one or two TV's but they're just wall décor.

Now, obviously, the higher rate is generally associate with a newer remodeled unit which is professionally furnished and decorated, so what I'm trying to determine is the sweet spot for how often I should remodel in order to justify the high end price.

For example, she should somehow decorate the front door of her AirBnB, or paint it a different color and equip it with a combination lock.