Doing small things right now and eventually want to do some value add projects to add forced appreciation (e.g. update the bathroom, add a deck) Lessons learned?

So with all the talk about an uptick in inflation and even some talk about hyper-inflation, what do you think will be the impact to our STR revenue?   

I went to Humber for my Bachelor in Jazz and Contemporary Music, and I currently work with the Canadian Armed Forces as a musician.

I'm going to contact city hall and see if this will be officialized, but it sounds like they have some leniency given that the moratorium and subsequent regulations (i.e 300 ft requirement) would put many people in financial straits.Glad the pro-STR crowd came out in full force at last night's meeting.

MA is a lawyer state so ask your lawyer the impact of such a deed restriction. 

I question to you would then be do you think your efforts are best spent filing the police report and chasing the tenant or possible spending it speaking with your local and state legislators explaing your situation and helping them to understand the impact of the things they vote on. 

This means the buyer cannot force you to leave prior to [termination date]If you have any questions or problems during this process, please reach out to me at [contact information]Sincerely, The world's greatest Landlord 

Force the insurance as well.   

I know you can force appreciation on multi family much easier by raising rents, adding coin laundry, etc etc.Outside of that, I would imagine that SFHs would appreciate faster, at least in theory. 150 is a lot, that's impressive for sure.

Also someone forced entry in the back door and broke the trim getting in the house last night.