Rental properties are meant for consistent and stable cashflow returns that can provide income throughout any market cycle, and should complement other investments such as a stock portfolio that will fluctuate much more through different market conditions.Any appreciation is a bonus, but focus on driving cashflow from day one, and you will set yourself up for success over the long run.

And keeping a good a high bathroom to bedroom ratio is a big bonus for prospective renters.  

Championsgate has a much larger amenity area and can hold more people, there is also golf there so that's a bonus for attracting guests.You can check Facebook groups for both communities as owners have private information that they like to share.

Most of it though, was spent on STUPID stuff - several visits to casinos to "live large", eating out almost every lunch & dinner, several beauty treatments, buying a bunch of online movies, etc.

Added bonus, staging companies likely have multiple sets of inventory with most of the items you need on hand.  

Another things to watch out for is for bonus space.

I personally like to include penalties to sub for late work and bonuses for completing scope early (without sacrificing quality of course).

It would be nice if they had pass on the extra hidden fees income bonus  to the owner. :-)

With that said, it is more common for investors to seek bonus deprecation when they have a large amount of qualified income and are seeking passive losses to offset. 

There are however a lot of illegal subdivisions, "bonus efficiencies," illegal buildings on lots zoned for single family, it's all crazy out there.