Think game room, hot tub, peloton, neon signs, pool table, arcade games, and pickleball.Optimizing Listing Photos: The first impression matters.

I plan to sell convenience items as well as fresh produce, baked goods, and hot meals.

I came from Florida and the market, while it’s hot (no pun intended), it can be over priced and over saturated!

I had a tenant complain to me that the oven never gets hot enough, but the food does cook.

I agree with @Michael Baum.I recently had a guest who lit fireworks and put the hot shells in the outdoor trash can which started a fire and burnt up the garage door, stucco, and facia before it was put out. 

Yes, a lot of places are subject to being too cold during the winter, too hot during the summer, etc.

Houses are still selling as hot cakes with 30 days on market if priced properly and inventory that has been the same for the last 8 months (new in, old out), so be ready to be very clear on where to focus your search. 

I advise clients not to solely rely on AirDNA data for performance analysis as there can be some variation based on amenities such as hot tubs, premium decor and design and general operational excellence. 

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From a guest experience perspective, in the summer months it gets hot in Pittsburgh and window units is not the best experience.I couldn't get insurance with knob-and-tube wiring, so that was required.