Each of these variables will dramatically change the advice for the individual asking this question.

Contractors are in short supply now so you're likely to be busy no matter what.

You have to keep up on supplies.  

We are supplying the majority of the kitchen equipment as part of the restaurant and covering a greater portion of the utilities and maintenance of the building because it's part of the store, check-in, storage that we have as part of our operation. 

There is not a lot of supply of STRs with that amount of space so it does well. 

I recommend you do this each year to adjust for utility increases and other variables.

For a first-time homebuyer, I determined that the BRRR method via the FHA loan direction was the best financial strategy in my situation.Due to the nature of this loan, the guidelines and regulations to have a solid appraisal and to gain an appropriate value for the property would be a great challenge for us all, and is noted as a obstinate issue in the real estate business: underappraisals.What I found unique about Damon was that, he maneuvered around countless obstacles, from executing an extremely accurate and detailed comparative analysis that eventually brought the final desired value of the home, impeccable negotiation skills that saved me thousands upon thousands of dollars, and what seemed like a never ending supply of ideas that he came up with that passed the rigorous FHA inspection.

(In answering this question, you should ignore all supply-side considerations.

And as others have said, there is no way you can get a place ready to go in a weekend, unless it is a rare situation where all the furnishings, decorations, linens, kitchen supplies, small appliances, cleaning is almost perfect when you walk in.

Improving how we store “extra stuff” was a critical piece of feedback$429 for the shed$100 in supplies$100 more on the wayThis yard shed will have everything this 4-plex needs to ensure that no matter what happens during a guest’s stayWe are prepared!