@Ruth Moynihan it may be a good location for short term rentals considering it's proximity to summer and winter activities.

I was in the hospital for a week after being stabbed one-night downtown celebrating a buddies birthday.

I'll be transitioning out of Hawaii to either Yuma, AZ or to the Jacksonville, NC area by summer '21.  

More specifically, I have ceramic floor tiles that were installed Summer 2019 that is now cracking badly and chipping.

Hope you celebrated hard after this!

I was lucky enough to take two short vacations this summer and based on the rates we paid (a steal) I'd assume the Airbnb investors are hurting big time.

My wife and I were renting out our basement suite as an STR but the market we were in was very seasonal (great returns in the summer, basically giving away the space in the winter) so we transitioned over to renting to travel nurses.

We have a furnished rental in Denver that has been getting $6000+ Per month all summer and fall.  

Depending on when he sells we are looking to keep all tenants in place and rehab in the spring/summer but we would still ideally like to refinance within a year to get another property.

After looking at their utility statements from last year - they're averaging about $400/mo in utilities (obviously that fluctuates significantly depending on winter/summer).I realize that I'm going to have to 're-train' these tenants no matter which route I go but what would you do?