I work in Studio City and would really like to check it out.

Studio that operates as a Short-Term Rental (STR) generating an average of $2,200 per month.Our ADU tenant has been leasing from us for the past 4 years, and we have maintained the rental rate without any increases.

On another note about the area, very positive news about Sony Studios project/mixed-use development.https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/1-8b-sony-movie-studi...

Given you bought a little studio, that's unlikely to be the case.Hopefully I don't sound negative, as this isn't my nature or my purpose. 

Its proximity to key transportation hubs, the Airport, and Tyler Perry Studios, along with other amenities, makes it an attractive area for this investment strategy.If you're leaning towards STR or MTR, you can consider areas like East Point or College Park.

Tourism and Vacation Rentals: With famous attractions like Disney World, Universal Studios, and miles of beautiful beaches, Florida attracts millions of tourists annually.

Are there any MTR operators on BP forum who can share their experiences or give some advice about how a studio or 1BR/BA would work for MTR in this area.

Also I believe you'll need a wall separating the actual bedroom otherwise it is considered a studio.

PSSome shots from a few of our units 🤗Garage StudioNewest HomeCollage of photos from biggest rentalWalk in closet we converted into kitchen in master bedroom to studio conversion, newest homeBathroom in master bedroom we just converted into a studio, newest home

Purchase price: $142,500 Cash invested: $15,000 fully occupied, needs some updating, new roof soon, figure out porch thats not being used and falling apart, would like to convert attic to a third unit studio What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?