If so, there may be additional fees for services like dynamic pricing or property management systems, especially if you plan on listing on platforms other than Airbnb.Even if you’re going to clean and manage yourself I would get in the habit of paying yourself a cleaning fee so that if you decide to outsource that you can still cash flow.I know the market can be tough at times to find the “right” deal a “good” deal but with patience you can stay in budget and achieve a higher ROI, COC and ROE.

( perhaps related to STR vs LTR, if I want to have additional options - mainly planning on Long term rental) -Areas that are looking better for cash flow?

I decided to do a deep dive analysis on our market in particular; see how it stacks up against these; and how our own multifamily portfolio stacks up with local trends.Rochester may not be a sexy high growth market but, if you buy in the right location, have a great business plan and execute that plan, you can enjoy great cash flow and steady, double digit appreciation in your equity position!

The other tenant can drastically reduce your new mortgage and if you rent out your current property, you would like be cashflow positive right away! 

If these places are generating positive cash flow, what potential red flags should an investor be on the lookout for?

In the long run you could be in either a better cash flowing position or at the very least a better equity position if you buy bigger. 

Additionally, the scalability of co-living models allows for diversification across markets, mitigating risks and promising sustainable growth. 

Since there is no benefit, there is no reason for a broker to assume any additional risk at all.

It is expected to generate positive cash flows and I intend to hold it for a few years.

Maybe somebody else has some positive experience.