That could give you a way to access equity and redeploy it into higher-yield properties without draining reserves. 

The poorest house on the richest block is where I started and have essentially remained. 

Quote from @Scott Chilton: When a deal doesn’t fit the usual lending box, I like to pause and look at what’s really blocking it.

What's that ONE repetitive task in your real estate business that eats up way too much of your time?

Walk the block at different times, check flood maps and insurance, and get a thorough inspection.

If you decide your current home as a rental would be too much of a drain on expenses, could then sell it, buy your larger home and then figure out buying a multi-unit for more cash flow. 

There is a comp on the block at $4,500 per BP rent estimator but it is larger with 4 bed and 3.5 bath.

Cancellation fees definitely help filter out those “maybe” bookings, especially for longer stays that block your calendar.

Set a simple weekly cadence: 5 outreach messages to agents/PMs/investors with a clear value offer, 2 shadow blocks, 1 completed analysis you can show.

Just note that Reunion does have restrictions on amenity usage for guests if you don't use their pre-selected preferred managers (who of course charge much higher rates thanks for their quasi-monopoly).I own in that area and manage a bunch as well, happy to connect if you want advice.Its on gathering St 7000 block