They have provided us with actual data quantifying how much a certain amenity adds to your short-term rental revenues.I tell all my STR investors/second-home buyers in Colorado to get a hot tub, for instance, but while I know you do better, it's been hard to put numbers to it.AirDNA's March report has tried to tell us how much more revenue a home with X amenity gets over a home without X amenity.

@Kevin Sobilo, is generally correct in what he mentioned, however, there are a few revenue procedures that could allow for a split allocation of investment & primary portions of each where we could still discuss an exchange. 

I'm wondering if there is opportunity to refresh units, add BR or units, or some other way to increase revenues and value.

Last year, I was able to bring in enough revenue to cover the mortgage and all of the utilities with a little extra to spare. 

Revenue is from display ads on the website. 

AirDNA has great data to give you a sense of average annual revenue depending on # of bedrooms. 

I don’t mind regulations and have them at our property in Lake Placid, NY it’s just a matter of knowing what they are and how much it cuts into the revenue.

I’m structuring my STR business as follows, I’m a 50% partner in revenue and getting 50% equity in the house using 100% OPM.

I know a few RV park owners who 'pocket' a good percentage of their revenues in cash to keep taxes lowered. 

If they are underreporting their income to the IRS, I cannot guarantee that the revenue actually exists.