With occupancy rates consistently above 95%, Old River Place is well-positioned to meet the growing demand for rental housing.Bascom plans to upgrade unit interiors and enhance the property’s exterior and amenities, offering affordable yet desirable housing.

Neighborhoods near key employers and amenities are particularly in demand.Rental Market:Huntsville’s rental market is thriving, with low vacancy rates and rising rents.

Research crime rates and choose areas with a good reputation.Amenities: Look for areas with access to amenities such as grocery stores, coffee shops, gyms, and entertainment options.

The community amenities and good schools make it appealing for families.Brownsburg: Located northwest of Indianapolis, Brownsburg has been experiencing growth and offers a suburban feel with access to parks, which is great for families looking for rental properties.Plainfield: This town to the southwest has a mix of residential and commercial developments.

In-unit washers and dryers could also be a big draw, particularly in a market where such amenities are scarce.Market Comparisons: It might be helpful to look at comparable properties in the area that have and don’t have central AC.

After some basic rehab, I put in a few low level amenities and raised the rent a bit.

*Lake Anna, Reston Virginia*Originating in 1990, The Reston Town Center is a major employment and entertainment hub in the area, with companies such as Google, Leidos, Facebook, Microsoft, General Dynamics, and Fannie Mae, to name a few, more than 50 retailers, including an 11 screen LOOK Dine-In Cinema, CitySwing (Golf Simulator), a seasonal ice rink, many well-renowned restaurants and bars, and other highly attractive amenities such as a full service 243 bed hospital, a new metro, and the Dulles International Airport that is receiving $700 million renovations by 2026*Reston Town Center*Source: Rediscovering Reston-- the First Planned Community in the USSource: Washington Dulles International Airport to Expand Passenger and Cargo OperationsOne of the biggest points of discussion over the last few years has been around the office market, and how the rising office vacancies due to the shift towards a work-from-home and hybrid work schedule have pushed many companies to downsize or relocate out of previously major employment centers.

So do STR hurt yes but they also help the economy because locals benefit from the lesser number of kids in the schools and the increased amenities like restaurants and more grocery stores and shops you would not have if you weren't a STR area.

I’m comfortable sacrificing a bit on revenue in exchange for steady cash flow, lower expenses, and fewer headaches.However, if you come across a standout property with a pool and great amenities in Scottsdale, it could be very beneficial during spring training or for bachelor/bachelorette parties.

I hope it wasn't an Airbnb reservation, if so you would be looking at a hefty refund for missing amenity :(