That would include pools and hot tubs.

A few of the hotels there have where you buy/own the actual unit and you become part of the "rental pool" & get monthly dividends based on how well the hotel does..this one sounds similar.

If it is not there, they are limiting your pool of renters..and potentially great tenants.2.

For example, in a mountain market you may not need a pool but here in phoenix its a must for an str.

In that price point, you'll do well to look in Seminole Heights.Value add will always be your best bet for better ROI, but out of town buyers usually will want as close to turnkey as possible.A pool will add 30%+ to your ADR. 

Because I also own and buy actively, I also have the proven vendors that further save my clients money from insurance, landscaping, pest control, pool care, and handymen/hvac/plumbing/electrical.With that said, I’ll send you those properties today per our phone consultation @James Thompson and we’ll be sure you get your 1031 funds allocated smoothly and into great STRs 👍

The townhouse had an HOA fee, a clubhouse, a pool, and tennis courts.

Each owner gets two weeks at each location per year, and the rest goes into rental pool. 

Only amenity is a common area medium pool with a water view. 

Use multiple marketing platforms, so you have a larger tenant pool.