Amen, and great job!

I would ask myself how remote is the cabin to amenities in the area.

These 2 customer types will have different values when it comes to property amenities, location, etc. 

Check out the job market, schools, amenities, etcetera.

Amen, Amen AAAAAAmen brother!

You can rent a Class A apartment with tons of amenities & upgrades 10 minutes away for $900 versus the $1100 plus surprises for your half of that duplex.

If there were something unique about the home, like a view of the lake or water access or access to some other amenity that can not be readily shown in the market to establish a comparable sale value, a buyer may pay a premium above a valid market value.I suggest, since you can't just force a property into a particular strategy because you like the strategy, putting a square peg in a round hole, that you look to the type of transaction or strategy that fits the circumstances, That is buying Sub-2 and being a landlord!

When you add amenities, it adds value and you can ask for more rent.Also, consider security and crime deterrents.

For instance, the communities that vacationers like best charge very high monthly fees because they offer amenities like water slides, gaming areas, etc.

While there is not the variety of amenities that most people from an urban area would enjoy and deem necessary, such as dining or shopping, those living in smaller communities look for different aspects.