Nice comprehensive list!

This doesn't necessarily mean tourism traffic but instead affordable accommodations.

I would look at Tampa's comprehensive plan and read up on where its planning on funneling its money.

I have seen this lease and compared it to a standard residential lease from the BAR and it is much more comprehensive.

Hosts pressing cleaning fee's-4-profit without comprehension of "bait-n-switch", no to say it is or illegal, but stupid because it just ticks people off. 

If necessary, consider modest rent increases as a means to accommodate these additional expenses and ensure that the property remains well-maintained for the tenants.

It’s a timely opportunity for market participants to reassess their options in light of these new rates.This comprehensive understanding is vital for anyone interested in the real estate market and the broader economic trends.With all that being said, what are you all seeing out there if you are actively buying in this Greater Seattle market?

So by renting as a fully furnished rental with a lease accommodation the school year ( although ultimately the tenant decided to rent year round, she initially was looking for a school year lease), I was able to generate income above the LTR rate of$18000 annually, or $108,000, less the net cost of furnishings of $27,000, or $81,000.  

@Bob Estler ,They are between 5 and 10yr bullet maturity, and were made partially as an accommodation to make the deal work overall, because I would not do less than a 50% share, and did not quite have enough capital to put that all down in cash.

Some of the most comprehensive underwriting/material presentation I have seen has come from Brian Burke's group at Praxis Capital and Michael Blank's group at Nighthawk Equity.