We received the survey of our land/building and noticed that one of the parking spaces is about 75% on our property (see image above).

Partly this is why the market is where it is now... new money coming into the space that has little idea of what constitutes a good deal.

Something I always tell people who are looking to get into the space;  What I recommend is learning the basics- through podcasts and books.

So "heads in beds" is a popular adage in STRs, but how are you all reconciling the increase in sleep count that things like bunk beds and sleeper sofas bring in regards to dining space?

However for the main bathroom(s) I feel they lack the storage space I desire, so I'd use a full size vanity unless you have a lot of extra storage throughout, closets, cabinets, cubbies, shelves, etc.)Tile: Subway tile is still in, but perhaps try using a larger option, like a 4 x 16 tile.

Note that if you're on the sell side, other small things may be brought up like missing handrails, window sills/rotted trim, ventilation in attic space.

I am contingent on a great mixed use RV park with a duplex, two cottages and 18 RV spaces.

Other strategies include... finding a way to split a single family into multiple separate living spaces (The main floor, and basement. or converting a garage, or an existing ADU), Short term rentals (just be careful with city regulations), or furnished mid-term rentals (Travel nurses, or other contract-based workers).

In the next few years, we will see a complete revitalization of the area, with 4 major projects breaking ground, delivering over 1,000 apartment units and complementary commercial and office space.

This specific property had a crawl space, that in a typical market, I feel would have been more difficult to sell, without a significant updating cost from my end.