A few quick ideas for increasing your airbnb income are:1) Increase the number of people your home sleeps (pull-out couch, air mattress, etc)2) Furnish the place nicely with some good looking pieces and pops of color3) Hire a PROFESSIONAL photographer for your listing photos if you have not done so already4) Add some amenities for guests like hot tub, pool table, dart board, corn hole, fire pit, etc5) Rewrite your listing title description to be more attractive, get more clicks, and get more bookings

I am sure there is no way to truly know everything that would have to be repaired but in your experience, if you are limited on cash reserves do you focus primarily on functionality rather than curb appeal? 

The Solar company offered us a lease, but it wasn't very appealing to the seller - Essentially, it is a situation of "been there, done that" for him.

I think you could also consider a rehab that has you paying up to a certain amount of the rehab yourself and taking half the equity at sale would be appealing to flippers as well.

Below is a deal that I would be paying for in cash; the property is need of an updated kitchen, new floors, paint, and 2 bathroom remodels and a general facelift for curb appeal.

The syndication part sounds appealing to me.

-I’ve hired a photographer on Thumbtack in one such case (but actually needed photos) - you can negotiate down from their initial price quote.

However, I've read that you can appeal to the housing authority if you have 3 or more rental comps...Good luck

For me, the better water containment and appeal (aka more rent) make it worth it.

What amount of capital do you have set aside to deploy, which markets appeal to you, neighborhood class, expected ROI/cash flow, SFR vs MF, how passive or active you want to be involved, what is your short and long term goals, appreciation potential, new construction vs older homes, etc.