Its all depend on interest, interest make you unique and give power to work hard.

I've heard of people trying similar things, you'll likely still run across people who don't read the rules and use the kitchen whenever they please, hell I have my check in and check out time posted on the listing, within the welcome message and on my welcome pamphlete and people still ask me what time they can check in and check out.If you're going to block out the kitchen from use then that is certainly possible, however, a home that large is a benefit to typically families, and they will more then likely want to cook which is one of the main reasons large units do so well as vacation rentals because their niche isn't easily filled in any other hospitality alternative.

I'm interested in discovering more niche markets that are under-marketed to......Like maybe 70+ year old with large homes..... maybe the want a smaller place with less upkeep, maybe they want to buy a RV and travel.

@Phillip Cassaw, I think that might be a thing unique to AZ.

Older communities is NOT my niche but they are littered around most of the markets that i look into.

I would identify that and then structure the strategy that allows you to do that the easiest understanding that any particular strategy will have it's own unique opportunity costs and benefits.

Some people use IRS liens as their niches just like bankruptcies. 

What niche would you recommend we look into at this time in our lives and in the situation we are in?

You have to know what it's all "for" -- and that's unique to everyone.

I'm leaning towards BRRRR niche since Brandon got me excited with the two consecutive webinars that he did on BRRRR.