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It’s not scalable and I rather grind it out doing something else.

Here are some examples of things we provide that have been complimented by our guests:-Phone charger stations in every room-White noise machines in bedrooms-Smart TVs in every room-Fully stocked kitchen-Firewood for firepit-High-speed internet is a must-Supplies for kids like child dishes, high chair, books, toys, and games-Outdoor games, although we did offer frisbee golf and dogs chewed up all our frisbees so I don't think we'll continue offering that.

Just keep grinding!

But, they have some issues like noise, not much outdoor space, and extra fees.

One of the risks or issues with not keeping the rents close to market is that your cost of repairs, insurance, and property taxes are grinding higher each year and your net is going down.

Since then, I have modified my rules to come across as very strict and have installed noise/smoke monitors.

I think the thing I'm most terrified about is buying a multifamily and having my dog bark every few seconds at any noise because the houses in Manchester and Nashua were built in the early 1900s, so they probably won't have great sound proofing, but there are some older multi-families for rent that allow dogs, so I'm not sure.Also, another fear is that we want to move out of Manchester/Nashua within the next few years and continue to rent out the multi-family.

Since then, I have modified my rules to come across as very strict and have installed noise/smoke monitors.

It's just noise right now.You are in Yorba Linda, CA.