For just a few examples of where I’ve looked, I looked at South Padre Island, but there is such a surplus of condos that all really look the same, it makes me question how many of these Airbnb‘s go empty.

Examples of these areas include Everett, Lowell, Lawrence, Worcester, and even over the border in Manchester and Nashua, New Hampshire. 

I've been on this board since 2010 and haven't found an example yet.

I like to do that too - it helps save you and your applicants time if they're not a good fit - for example, they have a pet and you don't allow pets or they want a 6 month lease and you only start with a 12 month lease. 

Charleston will be more expensive than Georgetown, for example.

Offering internet and renters insurance are two examples of income streams that can be added to the property.

For example, if a 1,000 sq.ft rents for 1,030 then that's around $1.03 a sq.ft.

Airbnb, for example, has a notice on owners' listings that require them to register with the City by May 1, 2023.  

For example, have you seen things like game rooms, fire pits, or home theater setups make a noticeable difference in bookings or nightly rates for higher-end 3 bed / 2 bath properties?

For example a good agent will help you structure a deal in a way that makes sense and should be adding value.