I would also look into good photographers who could take your rental listing photos (optimize staging and amenities).

@Stefan D.Thanks for sharing and a great point about the (often unwarranted) optimism on this side of the industry.

To attract ideal tenants, analyze local demand and optimize your listings with clear photos & amenity highlights.

After that, investors can use advanced strategies such as optimally structuring loan terms such as prepayment penalties, adjustable rate options, and borrowing entities to tailor DSCR loans to their specific investing needs.DSCR loans are typically the best option for investors ready to scale, and first-time investors are usually better suited for conventional financing, which typically have slightly lower rates.

But if you set up yours based on 2 bedrooms that fit 4 where the host has a set-it-and-forget it policy, and you've got a 3 bedroom that fits 8 and a hot tub and you're doing pricing optimization, for sure it's gonna be "wrong".

Stay tuned for expert advice and practical tips to optimize your real estate investments.Buying to Flip vs.

Here's some more information on optimizing bookings:http://www.vrma.com/files/2015Annual/Materials/Third%20Party%20Channels%20How%20to%20Generate%20Millions%20of%20Dollars.pdf

You can optimize use of your capital.You can search on this forum or on internet.

Those numbers are pretty speculative but you can get there with the right management, location, and optimization on your listing.

Additionally, guest satisfaction and positive reviews are key, so ensure that your pricing aligns with the quality and amenities you provide.Lastly, consider seeking advice from experienced short-term rental hosts or utilizing pricing optimization tools to help you make informed decisions.I hope this helps you in your short-term rental venture!