However, my timeline is flexible, so I could end up staying for a shorter or longer period depending on future plans.In my research, I’ve noticed that many condos in Buckhead come with renter restrictions, which is causing me to reconsider this approach.

I am not sure how many renters in your area have an EV.

The home was on the market for an extended period of time because the renters smoked in the home so I was able to get it 20k under asking price.

So if you have a duplex, you cant asses it as a single family just because you only have one renter in there.

E.g. good schools in certain zip codes, type of renter demographic in each area, e.g. blue collar, white collar, section 8.

Following off of what Ryan said, if you have those B/B+ neighborhoods that is huge for section 8 renters.

Also, targeting traveling professionals or insurance clients for mid-term stays can sometimes yield higher rates than typical monthly renters.

They reached out to me to pay $3500 for a SFH for a short term rental when the advertised rent was $2500 and I only wanted long term renters.

If your other tenants find out about it, they may feel unsafe and decide to leave and you would have to let them based on current law.As with all renters, you have to identify your risk and then mitigate it.

For me personally, I would leave it a loft so the renter could have a playroom for kids, office space, family room, etc.