It also appears you can appeal to the Rent Leveling Board.It would be worth your time to speak with the Board or an attorney to see what your options are. 

All here for various reasons, but suffice to say, my price point seems to appeal more to business travelers than nurses. :) Now, I also provide a very unique space, being that I'm 2 blocks to the lake and have water views from my apartment.

Are there any tips on how to make my listing appealing to Oxford House or other recovery housing networks?

I then delivered her the “Statement of Disposition” at end of April and the 60 day appeal window is up on June 24th.

Ours went up an average of 67%, although we appealed everything and got it knocked down to an average increase of only 39%. 

BTR properties are great if you’re wanting to get into new construction with lower maintenance needs- plus, they could have potentially higher tenant appeal.

From our experience managing multiple MTRs in Indianapolis, larger homes don’t appeal as much to traveling healthcare professionals.

Investments we are considering or at first glance are appealing to us:fix and flipSTR *we live in a year round resort town (this is appealing to me with my hospitality background)Owner Contracts vs. renting?

It would be more appealing to the buyer if it was an empty lot.

Each strategy seems to have its pros and cons, and I’m curious what the community thinks.Do fix and flips provide faster returns, or do the long-term benefits of rental income make holding onto properties more appealing?