Adjustable?

@Dev PaulI have heard from property managers along Destin/30A that long-term rentals are getting hard to come by, and some of the larger STR homes still standing just west of the major damage are being rented by contractors/workers/adjusters for months at a time without even a request for a lighter rate for their extended booking.

An appraiser can go a farther distance if necessary, but will usually use closer properties and make adjustments for condition and features. 

That being said the downsides of management are listed above, it is more turnover intensive than any other single part of the house. 

Some of them you can turn by hand; some you need a regular adjustable wrench (Crescent wrench) or pair of pliers; some you need a T-handle wrench or "water key" that the hardware store sells. 

I read @David Greene and have been studying intensely to figure out how to do this long distance.

The wrong tenant will make it management intensive among other things, keeping up with collecting rents, the phone calls, plugged toilets, etc.

Please let me know what you think, like I said this is my first offer to submit so I just a little unsure if I'm on the right track or if I need to adjust my thinking a bit more. 

It also has a buying power adjusted GDP/capita that rivals western european capitals.

Depending on demand I can adjust the price of the room and I usually make about 750-950 a month off a room.Based off my current model I am now thinking it will be smarter to apply the same strategy to entire condos in Atlanta and rent them for about $105 a night.Benefits - million dollar liability insurance , short term (can check on property) , debit card and gov id on file, payment with 24 hours.What do you guys think?