Find some great STRs in your area and see what they offer that you might not have (EV Charger, Hot tub, outdoor seating, stocked kitchen, etc.).

(I got a Tesla home charger for $50 after i was told to use a sawzall to cut the wiring.).  

Planning & DesignWhat to ConsiderWhy It MattersFuture-ProofingPlan for growing family, aging in place, EV chargers, home office, and resale.Orientation & SunlightMaximize natural light and energy efficiency (passive solar design).Functional LayoutPrioritize flow: kitchen near garage, Bathroom near kitchen to cut down on plumbing costs, laundry near bedrooms, good storage.Architectural Style & HOA RulesHiring a professional Architect will save you by letting you know what's feasible, and depending on the land acquire proper soil reports that may be needed.

If they have anything else they simply buy a wired charger for a few a couple hundred dollars.

The little stuff goes a long way  Snacks on the counter for guests to have after a long road trip, cheap universal phone chargers next to every bed, digital guidebook with all the details, recommendations, and directions; all these are inexpensive, fairly easy to do and make a huge difference.

@Bruce Woodruff, I'm not sure if you meant to lock that particular breaker serving the 'charger' or lock the entire service panel.  

If I recall, Philly chargers over 3% plus 1% to the commonwealth.  

I’ve been looking into whether solar or other sustainability features (like EV chargers or insulation improvements) can open the door to better lending terms.Would love to hear if anyone’s combined energy upgrades with financing strategies—always looking to level up!

(many folks are willing to skip returning a phone charger. 

We will be adding another deck, EV charger, and renting it as a STR.