Personally, I wouldn't live somewhere where I have people living above me as I am sensitive to noise. 

That does not mean people should fear offering any amenities with their STVR.

I've have not taken it, but I have spoken to some people who have and the reviews were not positive.

And I realize this is not a new topic... but sometimes hearing it a different way helps.My advise to those planning on having more than one business venture in real estate is to set up a separate LLC from everything else just for rentals. 

Steve and Barry's built their business on huge TIA checks from Landlords.  

It seems that a lot of people dump on Garfield Park but I've always loved the area.

Currently as a 5 bd 2 ba it rents for $2500 but I'm finding it hard to increase rent just due to the fact that there's not many people out there looking for a 5/2 to rent or else they would just buy.

I’m a US Army Veteran and I’m excited to grow my business and my investment portfolio.

You don't evict people unless they are not paying rent, you simply give them notice with the legal amount of time required (which varies by area) to move out-more time is fine. 

This could make your ADR less competitive, but if marketed correctly I'm betting that people might perceive more value, which keeps occupancy at least the same.I'm thinking of a model where you tell guests they have "add-ons included" like grocery delivery, prepared breakfast package, attraction tickets, inner tubes, etc.