The ad is for just one single house, not a list of 23.My current ad does not mention Hugh Hefner, indoor plumbing, outdoor cats or the problems people have with staying in a motel.

Congrats on closing - that Bradenton spot with a pool and outdoor seating sounds like a winner for STR!

To help guesstimate numbers I would be interested to know square footage, number of bed/baths, how much remodeling is needed, info about the outdoor space, and where the property is located.

Ounce you get a qualified applicant you have to get property inspected which took us 4 weeks to get an inspection then they called some very petty items like outdoor exterior light that didnt have glass on it. 

I’m passionate about “investing in quality of life” assets and happy to connect with owners/operators, brokers, or LPs who are exploring RV parks, MHC, and outdoor-hospitality plays.

[2]      Do you think you need mostly office space, or mostly kids training space--like a karate floor sort of situation or something; But it's soccer so wouldn't this most likely be an outdoor field and not a building? 

@Maria CarterHocking Hills and Red River Gorge are both strong STR markets because they draw steady tourism, especially for outdoor activities.

Simple, operator-friendly asset that fits our outdoor-hospitality thesis.

I am in my 30s, thankfully married, blessed with two healthy kiddos, and a lover of the outdoors.

Escondido tends to have stronger year round demand but tighter regulations, Wrightwood is more seasonal with big winter peaks, Redding has steady outdoor tourism with new rules coming into play, and Bakersfield is more of a lower cost entry with modest STR potential.