And little toys down the commode are worse than hair.

The ones who have trouble are those who are not laser focused on area and type before their sale. 

I can't speak for myself but my sister has a vacation rental here and she added baskets with beach towels, inexpensive flip flops, and children's toys/board games.

Hope you all pick up some of these books.Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World by Cal NewportSo Good They Can't Ignore You: Why Skills Trump Passion in the Quest for Work you Love by Cal NewportWealth Can't Wait by David Osborn and Paul MorrisMeditations by Marcus AureliusPrinciples by Ray DalioGetting To Yes by Roger Fisher and William UryThis is Marketing by Seth GodinThe Happiness Advantage by Shawn Achor

I need to pin point my investment location so I can have laser focus, and dominate my investment strategy.

I apply this concept to really all debt with a low interest rate (cars, toys, etc.). 

Nothing steals the joy of owning a toy like payment to the bank each month. 

Everyone I know performing in the STR segment universally has a laser focus on the operational aspect.

You don't have to own a lot of expensive toys or dine at the finest restaurants to feel content.

I’ve been toying with a couple of different ideas based on books I’ve read / research I’ve done.