I have a multi-unit building on Chicago's north side, with nearby restaurants, boutiques, convenient mass transit, and easy highway access nearby. 

Down the street in the other direction are very popular businesses (mostly bars, restaurants and coffee shops).

You have easy access to beaches, mountains (skiing and hiking), awesome restaurants (Portland was named 2018 Restaurant City of the Year by Bon Appetit in 2018), a fantastic craft beer scene, far less traffic than found in some of the other states and also affordable!

I always like to give them more information...including good food delivery options, best restaurants, things to do while in town, best place to rent gear (skis in winter, bikes in the summer) Good luck, STRs can be an amazing wealth generation tool

I'd never go more than 1/3 down, 1/3 in the middle and 1/3 upon completion.And I don't even like that... can you imagine a restaurant asking for payment before you got your food?

There are a lot of families both military and civilians in Millington and the city is starting to grow(adding stores, restaurants, bars and plaza malls) so I think that's a good sign.

We provide restaurants, retirement homes, businesses, etc, with food and linen products.

I currently own and manage a vacation rental here in California.I have only stayed in  the Kaanapali / Lahaina area and like the access to good restaurants and shops there.

Sure you can call past landlords but most go back at least 2 deep as the current ones might have gave a good review to get rid of them.It's kind of like analyzing buying a business where a restaurant seller says see I opened up and I was doing 15,000 a week sales and with a little bit of work you can do much better than me.

If you were opening up a restaurant, you would run the numbers based on you overseeing all operations (of course you'd have managers but probably not to the extent of overseeing all aspects of the business).