I would also be visualizing/planning many trips to Banff paid for by cash flow!

Building costs are the biggest deterrent.

That last piece is something I see all the time with real estate listings and STR listings: photos the jump all around to different spaces of a home, which is confusing and makes it hard for guests to visualize themselves in your space because they can’t understand where one room is versus another.

Maybe a visual makes it clearer. 

Debt often serves as a deterrent to frivolous lawsuits - meaning if you get sued for something like a slip and fall at one property the attorney is often willing to accept whatever the insurance company offers or maxes out at.

It's critical to understand that DSCR loan rates hinge on credit scores and LTV ratios – visualizing this on a graph with X and Y axes can help.

There are other cases such as this one where the same contractor will come in with their Flir, identify the affected area and confirm the visual presence of mold.

Quote from @Matt Lindsey: If they suspect mold is irritating them, they should start by performing a visual inspection of the home to see if mold is present.

I have only visited there once so I dont have enough visual experience or knowledge on the market there.

Also Try and get some type of Schedule worked out ahead of time from your contractor of choice, this helps to visualize everything being done and help keep the project moving forward.