Conceptually, when you are just renting the dirt and infrastructure, there is a lot of overlap in the "dynamics" that make storage so attractive. 

Your place needs a serious visual update.

In small and mid sized cities, I'm not so sure and I don't have experience with those dynamics.

It's important to analyze the current and future real estate trends, such as property values, rental rates and supply/demand dynamics.

However, Dallas seems to have much different market dynamics -- there is not really a great supply of multifamily homes here.

Orlando and Tampa are dynamic markets with plenty of potential, especially in the multifamily sector.

If so, there may be additional fees for services like dynamic pricing or property management systems, especially if you plan on listing on platforms other than Airbnb.Even if you’re going to clean and manage yourself I would get in the habit of paying yourself a cleaning fee so that if you decide to outsource that you can still cash flow.I know the market can be tough at times to find the “right” deal a “good” deal but with patience you can stay in budget and achieve a higher ROI, COC and ROE.

It's a visual representation of care and attention to detail.

Hi Sejin - Orlando is a dynamic market right now, and with RE prices lowering opportunities are starting to pop up.

Given the current market dynamics and the strong appreciation of the townhouse, it could be a prudent move to sell and reinvest in a more lucrative property, especially in a larger town with potential for higher cash flow.