With limited time, execution quality matters more than getting an extra point of return.  

Guest behavior often tells a different story.Comfort Directly Impacts ReviewsComfort influences:- Sleep quality- Daily usability- Stress levelsThese elements appear repeatedly in positive reviews and repeat bookings.Research from the broader hospitality industry consistently shows that negative guest feedback is most often tied to comfort failures: poor sleep, cleanliness issues, excessive noise, or temperature problems rather than the absence of luxury amenities.

****Here's the insight:** The average homeowner typically gravitates toward higher-priced contractors, often assuming premium pricing equals premium quality.

Quality tenants aren’t easy to come by, and there’s no guarantee that you’ll have this smooth of an experience if you re-lease the property to someone else.

Pace Morby or Kris Krohn, I believe have a good method. 7 layers of why.2.)

Quote from @Shane Bishop: What are the most effective methods for keeping time logs of the work we're putting into our short term rental property for the purposes of qualifying for the STR Tax Loophole?

A couple years ago I discovered the BRRR method, and have a duplex that is worth 265k, I owe 200k, paying 7.5% interest.  

There are pets upstairs and just put in new good quality LVP last year, so I'd rather treat the source of the issue (better than I have been) beforethrowing replacing LVP with carpet. 

Think Midwest markets B+ too A quality.

And I believe:- The effort is mitigated with a reliable, quality property manager (and I don't mind putting in roughly 100 hrs a year to materially participate, I can spare ~2 hrs/week on it).- The risk IMHO is near zero.