hi all, i’m newish to BP boards, thank you in advance for sharing your opinions + experience.i’m looking for opinions about how helpful an additional sleep number is in the income + rentability of an str.i’m potentially purchasing a 3 bedroom, 2 bath property which i will STR + also live in part-time.ideally, i’d like to have:*a king bed in the master bedroom*a queen bed in one bedroom*a queen memory foam pullout sofa in the third bedroomthis would be a 3 bedroom that sleeps 6this is my preference for:*general look of the house / not a house full of beds*number of guests/noise/cars*septic*would allow me to create a cute ‘chill out’ space in an extra bedroom-sized nook elsewhere in the house, which i think would be appealing to travelers.

I was envisioning some dude with expensive bespoke suits, gold watches and driving around in a Rolls Royce but he was super chill and down to earth. 

Not to me.I see the care free go lucky hippie types that just chill all week.

I wouldn't get full employment at a very chill job.Security , Mall job. ., etc. 

Electronics ones would be fine hard wired, but batteries don’t last very long in 60° with wind chill very long is what I meant

I’ll keep writing this on the weekend so they can chill.

That would have a serious chilling effect on buying homes at a tax-deed auction. 

Teams often race through blizzards causing whiteout conditions, sub-zero temperatures and gale-force winds which can cause the wind chill to reach −100 °F (−73 °C)."

Wondering what other creative ways there might be to keep the property and buy more units to do the same with or should I be cashing out on the ton of equity I have and use those funds to buy outright and chill on the cash flow?  

Wondering what other creative ways there might be to keep the property and buy more units to do the same with or should I be cashing out on the ton of equity I have and use those funds to buy outright and chill on the cash flow?