Remember, too, that air bnb is about the experience in the eyes of who is staying there.

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

Planning to put a driveway in this spring (nearly 1,000 ft long) which will be an expense, but add equity.

Air filter changes and anything with going around to all properties?

I am looking to rent space to run an Air BnB.

It is then possible to compare across state boundaries.Here are the affluent zip code gross yield, for the nation's most demographically dynamic MSA: Indianapolis IN pop cum growth 30% , gross rental yield 10.6%Houston TX pop cum growth 41% , gross rental yield 8.6%Dallas Fort Worth pop cum growth 38%, gross rental yield 8.4%Atlanta GA pop cum growth 34% , gross rental yield 7.8%Orlando FL pop cum growth 45% , gross rental yield 7.7%Des Moines IA pop cum growth 29% , gross rental yield 7.6%Charlotte NC pop cum growth 40% , gross rental yield 7.4%Jacksonville FL pop cum growth 29%, gross rental yield 7.4%Phoenix AZ pop cum growth 41% , gross rental yield 7.0%Raleigh Cary NC pop cum growth 60%, gross rental yield 6.7%San Antonio TX pop cum growth 39%, gross rental yieldNashville TN 40% 6.7%Colorado Springs CO 30% 6.5%Denver CO 29% 6.4%Charleston SC 36%, 6.4%Greenville SC 56% 6.4%Provo Orem UT 55% 6.2%Austin TX, 60% 5.6%You should note that local tax and insurance is much higher in Florida than other states so that 3% to 5% more needs to be deducted from gross yield to compare to other states such as Georgia or North Carolina.California growing population MSA are San Bernardino, Stockton, and Bakersfield.

We were wondering if you guys in the Bigger Pockets community think it is worth investing in Central Air/heat for both units? 

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

We are already seeing it in my market today: in spring every piece of junk had 10 offers, now we see bad listings sit and drop price, while great homes still sell with multiple offers 10% over

Here's a house that sold recently in Steamboat Springs just as an example: https://www.zillow.com/homedet...Has anyone done something similar?