Mixed results.Some investors swear by them, but most beginners get more ROI putting that money into relationships instead of subscriptions.If you do try one, treat it as lead generation, not a magic deal machine.

Build the machine first.

Due to innovation in bitcoin mining equipment, mining machines have have seen a 63% year over year increase in efficiency.

In those cases, even honest disclosure doesn’t always prevent friction.If this were my asset, I’d run it like this:Model both scenarios on paper: discounted STR vs. clean MTR/LTR (including turnover, refunds, review risk, and time cost).If STR revenue still meaningfully beats MTR after a realistic discount, try STR with very bold disclosure and optional perks (late checkout, noise machines, mid-stay cleaning, etc.).If the numbers come out close, I’d lean MTR during construction—traveling professionals, insurance housing, or corporate stays tend to be more tolerant of daytime activity and bring less operational stress.Bottom line: this isn’t really a “construction problem”—it’s a guest-fit and risk-pricing problem.

First two winters, it was the copper water pipes that froze which caused the washer to not work as no water goes able to be fed into the washing machine.

@Ryan SpathThat's incredible discipline to manage properties in multiple states, kudos to you; it sounds like you have a well oiled machine. 

In simple terms, it’s the idea of building machines that can think, learn, and reason across many domains the way humans do, rather than just performing one narrow task.

Despite what Eric Spofford, Tom Cruz, and the wannabe gurus, social media hype-machines keep shouting, government or Section 8 “guaranteed rent” is sales talk!

They're part of a well-oiled marketing machine.

For example, if you can add community (or individual) laundry machines, you can boost monthly rent.