Deposits would cover non-normal items like holes in the wall or a broken door.

Most condo associations do not allow Airbnb, and with the new STR laws in place, a few complaints from neighbors sharing the same walls with your unit can sink your ship.

You will have complete separation from your tenants other than sharing a wall.

So many places just ignore the kitchen.Also, make sure you have enough fun and interesting decor on the walls.

One was a 3bed/2bath unit set up for ten guests, but it had a small 3.8 cubic foot dorm fridge that couldn't hold fit a gallon of milk and they didn't have a single picture, clock, or other decoration on any of the walls.

Everything I do is about attracting and retain The key is to have a decent quality house, screen meticulously and set clear guidelines in your lease.  

@Padric Lynch, the wall over the bed is crying out for something...either a Wayfair under $200 padded headboard or a stunning framed print. 

They throw things at the wall (gimmicks and templates), sometimes it sticks.

When you have a property that has 100% equity, and that equity was free to you from the tenant's rent paying down the mortgage and appreciation, you have a lot of cash carved into the walls and floors of your house. 

I could see the city wanting me to open up the walls, etc to look at plumbing and electrical.