They are only averaging estimates and not comparing similar properties/amenities. 2.

It depends on how big the property is and what amenities it has.

I would look at it as an amenity to the residents if the machines are new and easy to use.

Local = no more than 30-minute drive from your home base.Yes, I mean going out and looking at the neighborhood, the property, the surrounding amenities, etc. 

Would it be worth it to offer a gym membership as an amenity? 

Multis feel more like a house and you have one person living with you (or 2 or 3 depending on duplex, trip, or quad), whereas an apartment complex has more amenities, but people sharing walls everywhere.

Another tool I find helpful is the Stipend Calculator https://www.furnishedfinder.com/Travel-Nurse-Stipend-calcula...It's similar to the stats page but it breaks down key amenities at the property.

Echoing what Shawn said above, you would have a vast array of options ranging from lively resorts with tons of amenities (think water slides, lazy rivers, tennis)...ranging to quieter resorts with lots of green space and forest or lake view homes.

@James Wise Amen sister.

At this point an offer would show interest.Consider revising the listing . . . not sure about the restaurants and other amenities nearby - sell the house since the buyers will know the area.Interest rates are driving sales and impacting flippers with HML payments.