One of my favorite deductions to see for short-term rental owners is land improvements.Land improvements can make an STR significantly more marketable.

If they hold, there’s room for modest improvement.

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The property on Babb Dr was purchased for $70,000 and improved with $50,772 in renovations before selling for $168,900.

The property on Robert Cir was purchased for $135,000 and improved with $64,963 in upgrades before selling for $252,000.

Small functional upgrades also go a long way, such as adding in unit laundry, improving storage, upgrading kitchens just enough to attract better tenants, or improving parking and outdoor space.

Not sure if you have new SEO or Management  but the recent website facelift is plain and not an improvement from the  previous. mine brings me to my dashboard and there is no place to go to forums that I could find. 

Have done 1 conversion and have refinanced each of my properties to improve the Cash on Cash, but no perfect BRRRRs yet. 

Experienced multifamily landlords, what’s your go-to strategy for improving resident retention?

Just removing rules that made entry-level housing illegal or impractical.That matters, because affordability doesn’t improve if supply is frozen by policy.Louisville has lived with the consequences of that friction for years.