If you have some cash you can put toward making cosmetic improvements to the unit (paint, flooring, kitchen, bath updates, in-unit laundry) that will boost your rents and make your cash flow better.

Plus, if you ever sell, a fresh bathroom could help you get a better price or stand out in a competitive market.So, the question is: are you in a rush to expand your investments, or do you want to protect and boost the value of what you already own?

Also, the rate the fed is always adjusting isn't the mortgage rate only something that influences it.

I'm open to all suggestions on how to make the listing more appealing and boost bookings.https://airbnb.com/h/elkwoodchalethttps://www.vrbo.com/4557454Thanks so much in advance for your time and help!

Work on boosting your income 

Hey @Greg Teplansky, so updating photos and wording in your listing can help boost the listing up the ranks.I will say that some areas do better with VRBO and others with AirBNB.

If you’re remote, hire help locally for setup or even a designer—it’ll save time and boost your nightly rate.

Since you're already building a solid contractor network, one thing I’d encourage you to think about during the rehab is how strategic interior design choices can really boost your appraisal and make the property more appealing to renters.

In a rent-by-the-room or co-living model—where rent is already above market per square foot—this can create a widening gap between income and expenses over time, boosting your long-term returns.That said, your skepticism is valid.

Are they willing to sign up for a service that boost their credit score through monthly payments?