Can a tenants lifestyle hurt your appraisal? 

Maybe I'll just have to convince my wife to take on the tiny home lifestyle haha.

Some excerpts and my comments in boldhttps://www.airdna.co/blog/air...Highlights:-Available listings reached 1.34 million, up 24.7% YOY (+11.8% vs. 2019)-Demand is up 17.9% YOY (+26.1% vs. 2019)-Occupancy was down 8.6% YOY to 60.2% (+8.6% vs. 2019)-Average daily rates (ADRs) are up 4.6% YOY (+31.5% vs. 2019)-Revenue is 23.3% higher YOY (+65.8% vs. 2019)Still looks like a very healthy industry, my greatest concern as a lender remains those who are new to the market and doing their first or second listings and don't have the experience per se of the "good times" of the last 2 years and may not be able to weather a bit of a slowdown or rough waters. 

The other thing I would consider is lifestyle.

However, this is a welcome turn in the right direction for buyers and probably healthy for the market overall.Why are active listings up 146%?

They offer an amazing lifestyle at an affordable price. 

I am over here in the Fl Panhandle from Pensacola to Panama City Beach and we have a very healthy STR market out here! 

I have not signed a lease anywhere, and plan to do a digital nomad lifestyle, so I won't have another primary residence for the foreseeable future.

Each strategy should cater to the lifestyle you want to live.

Do your best to manage your asset to be safe and healthy, get an umbrella policy, be on top of the condition of subject, and have good happy tenants.