Short-term rental analysis

Know the rules before you underwrite the revenue.

In Miami, short-term rental performance depends on the property, the building, the jurisdiction, the operating model, and the assumptions behind the spreadsheet.

Revenue is only one part of the picture

The Wright Collective helps investors evaluate whether a property is truly suitable for short-term rental use. We look at zoning, municipal requirements, condo documents, lease restrictions, management costs, seasonality, occupancy assumptions, taxes, insurance, furnishing budget, and resale flexibility.

The goal is simple: avoid buying a property based on income you may not legally or practically be able to capture.

Analysis framework

  • Building and association rental restrictions.
  • Local rule and licensing considerations by area.
  • Gross revenue, net operating income, and sensitivity scenarios.
  • Cleaning, management, platform, furnishing, insurance, and maintenance costs.
  • Exit strategy if short-term rental rules or market conditions change.