@Stuart Udis I'm surprised they didn't call it "workforce" housing instead...

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Just an idea that I'm a little surprised more out of town owners haven't done..

Surprisingly there are not a ton of units available, saturation is not a huge issue in those specific areas. 

Looking over your numbers I'm surprised a couple of them are so low - mortgage expenses, repairs and capital expenses.

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I did delist the ad and relisted in approximately 4 hours , to my surprise, the days got reset .

That doesn't surprise me about NJ, knowing what I do as a person who's lived in the tri-state area for 25+ years, especially since becoming a father and coming to truly appreciate what NJ has to offer offer.

I'm surprised by some of the responses here about how people like VRBO more than AirBNB.

Quote from @Collin Hays: Quote from @Michael Baum: Interesting, but I guess I am not surprised.