The guests have lower expectations as they are just there to enjoy the outdoors.

And for the most part there is nowhere for investors to outcompete by building bigger fancier places — except in new developments where HOAs prohibit STRs.So my sense is that there are many hosts who would like to offer more amenities but have nowhere to put them.Interestingly, properties with private pools are almost unheard of here — indoor or outdoor.

This includes the size, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and any additional features like a garage or outdoor space.

A few ideas: Small-bay industrial flex buildingsIndustrial outdoor storage (IOS)Boat/RV storageContractor yards or laydown yards  These types of projects create stable cash flow and typically require far less management than STRs or spec home builds. 3.

I am a small business owner in the outdoor living industry and have a working knowledge of construction. 

If the next door neighbor runs up $1000 in electric costs air conditioning the outdoors, you have no way of proving or apportioning the costs, so the tenant is just expected to eat it.

HEADLINES THAT PUNCHYour title is your hook.Examples:“Jungle Loft with Outdoor Tub 🌿✨”“3 Min Walk to Festival Grounds 🎶”“Pet-Friendly Hideaway w/ Fast Wi-Fi 🐾📶”Don’t waste your 50 characters on “1BR Apartment Near Park.”4.

I imagine FL has somewhat similar numbers, as 2021 was peak COVID and people wanted outdoor activities in states that were open/fairly open for business. 

I updated the bathrooms, added a game room, an indoor griddle/breakfast station, decorated with beach theme (it's by the ocean), replaced the roof, added an HVAC, added all new flooring, resurfaced the pool, poured new concrete in the backyard, created an area for a fire table, bought furniture for outdoor dining, and much more.

You could always replace if that were the case but why not invest in a Blink battery-powered WIFI outdoor camera mounted slightly above your door?