Most of us do not live there.Try FB groups, Google or Thumbtac.

The only areas that allow STRs are areas that i would never live in. 

If this property were to make $225k without the additions based on its size and location, would it be worth it given the capital cost?

Considering Hawaii both for short term rentals (likely on the Big Island, in Kona; and/or Miami) and long-term multifamily in Honolulu, one unit I might live in.

For example, Zillow does a horrible evaluation of my home because it doesn't factor in the fact that I spent over $200K in an addition, full remodel, and a garage conversion into an ADU. 

In addition, hiring qualified personnel for maintenance/office is a challenge and maintenance/repair costs are also higher when compared to Texas.

Additionally, our strategic marketing efforts highlighted the property's new features, attracting buyers quickly.

Don't you think your time could be more wisely used looking for additional investments rather than working on the day-to-day stuff?

So probably at a much lower tax rate than the practice.Any extra income goes to purchase more real estate with higher depreciable basis to offset the additional revenue from the rental to the practice. 

And I lived here a decade before I noticed.