On my first one I wanted to be cost effective and outfit the property with local items from antique, local craftsmen and thrift stores.

Designs range and mix with rustic, farmhouse, boho, eclectic, art deco, industrial, contemporary, with sprinkles of mid-century and antique pieces.Pricing: We are constantly analyzing the market and modifying to ensure maximum profitability.Management/Reviews: We maintain Super Host status on Airbnb which helps listings rank in the top page of the search results.Average October 2020 booking revenue:**Booking revenue does not include the cleaning fee collected from the guest**1 bedroom / 1 bathroom: $1932.542 bedrooms / 1 bathroom: $2809.643 bedroom / 2 bathroom: $4195.04Context:Type of guest: The typical traveler has been medical and business professional, families, weekend vacationers, and individuals visiting family members.

Currently coliving is technically illegal in Denver because of antiquated and racist group housing laws,  so we can't do much more until that changes.  

Seems like an antiquated process but, oh well.

@Tiffany Colter rental real estate has this bad habit for being an epically antiquated industry, steadily a couple decades behind the times in integration, and this is a perfect example. 

It is an antiquated and flat out irresponsible way to evaluate a deal.Instead, just fully underwrite each opportunity.

We also put wool antique persian rugs in all of our living areas. 

Some antique stores work too for artwork, old art prints and maps.

We are doing a Space theme for each bedroom, so I will need antiques for a couple of time periods. 

If you use Laminate- your tenants WILL scrape their Grandma's antique china cabinet across it and ruin it.