Orlando sees (currently) over 70 million visitors a year and with EPIC theme park just opening last week, next years numbers are sure to increase.

As investors who have been screwed by them and former employees try to recov er their money, Dutch is going on cruises for his wedding anniversary and for holidays while Amy goes on lavish outings and recently came back from the Bahamas.

I love your idea of a higher-end style for that area because you are absolutely correct that so many rentals follow that heavy wood, dark, bears and moose theme.

You could do this by advertising amenities like gun safes, private shooting range access (if zoned and legal), or themed community events—without making gun ownership a requirement for tenancy.

That single photo not only improved their CTR but also landed them in the “Cozy Getaways” category.Here are a few extra ideas I’ve seen work well:Seasonal Themes for Your Wow ShotHighlighting your property’s standout feature while keeping it seasonally relevant works wonders.

Sometimes when I buy a house for a STR I see a vision partially formed in my mind of a theme. 

Whether you go for themed stays, experiential design, or underserved markets with strong tourism demand, there’s a lot of room to carve out a niche.If you’re open to it, exploring turnkey rentals in strong cash-flowing markets like the Midwest and Southeast could be a great way to diversify, especially as you scale.

I bet it could help pinpoint common questions and/or themes that you have responded to, as a way figure what a lot of people have questions on or need advice about.

I lean into any one financial independence related I find any with that overarching theme typically will provoke thought.

Sounds like you're off to a solid start (and congrats on the wedding and the first deal - that's a heck of a Q1).Quick thoughts:$150/mo cash flow is a win, especially on your first deal.