I'm not savvy on Florida in particular, but I do know a couple of things....1) Don't count on AIR or VRBOs insurance 2) YOu will need to get a commercial insurance policy for your STRs

This was a bad street with an open-air drug market on the edge of a neighborhood that showed beginning signs of gentrification (about 15%-25% of the neighborhood was gentrified at the time I was looking). 

Central air unit. 

Its in a small but growing town I want to rent it by the week and run it off site kinda like the Air b&B.

We perform a quarterly property inspection currently during which we change air filters, check smoke / CO2 detectors and look for signs of water issues (toilets aren't running, nothing under sinks.)I'm still learning as I go, so I feel like there are things that I should be looking for and adding to a checklist.

One guest group closed air vents, so the coil was frozen ....

I'm active duty Air Force currently and also a realtor.

This could make it harder to sell on the MLS, but housing in our area is limited, so maybe not.My thought is that the garage "apartment" would be a good Air-BnB type space, while the upstairs / main level could be a "regular" rental. 

I am definitely utilizing Air DNA but wanted to confirm the numbers or reshape expectations with a local expert. 

Hi all,This isn't a post about rentals but I want to clean the air vents in my older Chicago apartment unit because they look pretty dirty.