Does having one really increase the ST Occupancy or rates in your opinion?

Here is the best one thus far:Some background: I currently rent today and am looking to have my first purchase/deal as an owner occupant in a triplex.List Price $569,0003 Units: 2 bd, 2bd, 3bd - Market rents average $1,500 and $1,800 respectively.

All adult occupants must pass background check and sign lease.

Take advantage of high LTV with the owner occupant loan and keep your cash ready for a great deal as the market loosens up.Welcome to BP!

Even at $70/ night  (very conservative) and 66% occupancy (again conservative) that would beat the fair market rent ($1400 vs. $1100).  

.§510.0103 Short Term Residential Occupancy Regulated A dwelling unit may not be used for short term residential occupancy except as set forth in this Division...The ordinance refers to regulating "Dwelling Units" but in looking up the definition I now how questions on what the differences are for other structures and if they are a way around the regulations.Dwelling unit, means a room or suite of rooms in a building or portion thereof, used, intended or designed to be used or occupied for living purposes by one family, and containing only one kitchen.Multiple dwelling unit means two or more dwelling units on a single lot.

My business partner and I have learned tons by operating our 6 bedroom STR in Seattle, which is has averaged around 80% occupancy over the past 3 years.

House hacking takes advantage of all the owner-occupation benefits on loans and taxes, usually while you renovate.

Closing is also set for Nov 15th and I just need a Certificate of occupancy to close the house.

Just got to 100% occupancy, so time will tell.