In most cases if there is the demand in your area for STRs it will beat out the LTRs in net operating income but you'll still want to make sure it cash flows as both a STR and a LTR to ensure you'll always be covered.

STR rents are great as long as you can ensure a consistent supply of renters. 

Humans are genetically wired to have purpose.

We are in the process of purchasing a multi-family home, and will needs to implement RUBS to ensure a profit.  

There are plenty of options available to ensure your investment “pencils.” 

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Just setup autopay and ensure your renters pay on time.  

IMHO, "jumping in with both feet" as the gurus recommend, is the best way to ensure you get spanked royally and find out this isn't a game for the faint of heart.

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How do I balance the need to raise the rent by $100 to get it to market, but at the same time ensure I get to keep her as a tenant?