Being mostly serious, I have seen a bunch of residential homes where value has been ruined by innovative architeture, and I'm a fan....

I believe that some of the larger, more experienced STR investors on this forum would argue that with the technology available today managing a SFR short term rental is very similar to managing a condo STR.   

I think it's awesome to figure out innovative ways to work guidelines to your advantage, but I don't see this one as workable. 

My listing is still too new for a continuous and solid booking over winter but I'm sticking to my Vacation Rental game for the year and re-evaluating in Nov. to see if it would be a better strategy to M2M the spare rooms or not.The choice for the Vacation Rental over the Roommate situation for me was all dependant on me working from home.

This weekend, I'm participating in a FinTech hackathon at ATDC (startup incubator at Georgia Tech) [http://atdc.org/atdc-news/advanced-technology-deve...The idea is a group of software developers work through the weekend, to come up with a new product.

I can easily make a strong argument that NY real estate could fall over the next decade (high taxes, new technology, quality of life issues, etc).  

My background is in technology, project management, and Internet marketing; I'd be happy to help someone with my expertise in those areas as part of a mentor / learning partnership.Thanks in advance!

Yes, it is sometimes 2X the interest rates of conventional, but the freedom creativity and and innovation makes up for all the hassles and delays you get with bank lending.  

The public often overlooks the value technology plays in widening the gap of income inequality.  

In 2021, the Rocket City led the nation in economic growth, according to Stessa, a leading real estate technology service provider.