If the damage is severe and requires temporary relocation, the last thing you want to have to deal with is negotiating lodging accommodations on your behalf.

This includes 20% Airbnb fees, lodging and property taxes. 

I end up paying her 40 hours per month and free lodging.

@Shaival PatelI don't know about this proposal and I am all for a  level playing field so if they propose the same tax on all lodging that makes sense,  but I am not sure this is what that is.  

Even if you decide to add a hunting lodge, etc... you may at least want a lot that can pass a perc test (so you can add a septic tank)Check for right-of way and easements on the propertyAnother possible revenue stream could be the trees themselves. 

That seems like a lot to pay for the hope of appreciation and the ability to have free lodging every year for a family ski trip.It is interesting how the realtor appealed to my emotions.

I invested in the main building for the main purpose to turn this into a Walleye Lodge.

Highlight the unique features of your rentals and the benefits of staying in a container home over a traditional hotel.Management: Finally, make sure to have a solid management plan in place to handle bookings, cleaning, maintenance, and any guest issues that may arise.Starting a container home community on Airbnb can be a great way to generate income and provide unique lodging options for travelers.

I own a 5 bedroom house and a 13 room ski lodge in Killington, VT that are STRs - feel free to shoot me a private message if you'd like to find a time to chat numbers.

Consider all the expenses: taxes (including state lodging and sales tax), insurance, marketing, cost to furnish, city registration, consumables (coffee, TP, replacement linens or furniture, etc), utilities (including TV, internet), landscaping, and even your personal time (answering questions, maintenance calls, bookings, etc.)