The dryer is blowing air into a tube with a hole every 6 inches on both sides. 

@Jordan Baker Welcome to BP!

@Jeromy Jordan the answer in your subject line question has a simple answer.

We are debating whether we should turn it into an Air BnB or have a long term rental. 

Each room rents for $600, but I plan to increase as tenants turnover based on the higher demand I have experienced after the renovations.House Stats: - 5 Bedroom 2.5 Bath house - 2,200 square feet (1,100 on main floor and 1,100 on basement) - 8,300 square foot lot size - 1 car garageRenovations include - Added two bedrooms - Remodeled 2 bathrooms - New appliances, - HVAC with central air - 10' X 20' pergola over concrete patio - Fire pit area with stamped concrete patio - Landscaping - Sump pump - Radon mitigation system What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

They're good kids (mid-twenties so kids to me) and although they could have stayed in their current home, they chose to move out and stay in an Air BnB to keep their relationship with their now ex-landlord. 

Riskier, probably, but you can buy businesses with a 2x to 4x multiple meaning that without even a loan a business for $100k might make you $25k to $50k a year.If it has to be real estate, they're going to have to do what those guys that maximum rent do, which is rent by the room or air bnb it. 

Originally posted by @Jordan Moorhead:@Andrew Bissada1.

Get some good air freshener.

@Jeromy Jordan - best bet is to use the owner occupancy loans as much as possible.