Here are three of the most important tips many experienced investors emphasize:1.

Some tips for a new real estate investor 

Some things that help listings perform better:• Distinctive architecture ( A frame, True cabin) • Great natural light• Interesting design ( this can be changed too :) • Outdoor amenities• Good photo composition (High quality photos)A well-designed 3-bedroom cabin can sometimes outperform a much larger house simply because it attracts more clicks and bookings.Final ThoughtShort-term rentals are becoming more competitive.And the listings that win long term aren’t always the biggest or most expensive.They’re the ones that create an experience people want to book.Sometimes the best investment isn’t just buying a property that works.It’s buying one that people can’t stop looking at.If anyone here invests in STRs, I’d be curious:Have you noticed the same trend in your market?

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Just read some of his posts here and the way he constantly thumps his chest.

• Any tips for vetting serious cash buyers vs tire-kickers? 

I have some clients in Houston, and with the FIFA World Cup coming to the US, I know we'll see a huge demand.

Thank you in advance for thoughtful insight, pearls of wisdom and/or tips.

Does anyone know how I'd go about posting a legal 3 day notice on the door of the property?