It sounds like you have plenty of money and a good credit score enabling you to purchase a turnkey rental property with tenant in place, and cashflowing, depending on where you are shopping.  

But this is more common with traditional owner occupant listings.

I've googled and read lists from various websites, however, I always like to get input from people who are actually living this reality.Appreciate the responses.

A growing list of amenities.

If so, there may be additional fees for services like dynamic pricing or property management systems, especially if you plan on listing on platforms other than Airbnb.Even if you’re going to clean and manage yourself I would get in the habit of paying yourself a cleaning fee so that if you decide to outsource that you can still cash flow.I know the market can be tough at times to find the “right” deal a “good” deal but with patience you can stay in budget and achieve a higher ROI, COC and ROE.

I believe as a whole and considering every aspect of investing...not just STR numbers....the list is pretty good.

Also search the listings in your area and look at their calendars.

They are only good for one year, but with a new one, you can shop around for better rates.  

@Dan Heuschele why does everyone in San Diego drive an old Honda Civic, sleep til 10am, and wear pajamas to the coffee shop...the simple answer is that everyone in San Diego that owns a home pulled equity and is living off it...let's talk in 15-years and we'll see how this plays out.

Here's a list of forum posts on "hotels".