In my opinion, I think this is a tenant responsibility and they should food the bill. 

This is a big argument for other fast food franchisers.

Add the fact that you're basically by you're private beach there, you have all the sporting activities, food and your flight included and you get to meet people.

Start on a small scale, handle your student debt and daily costs, and think about smart funding ways like getting the seller to help, borrowing from private lenders, or using websites that gather money from lots of people.

Food cost, Insurance cost, Drinking cost, eating out cost are all going up.  

I'm not sure it is worth it to fly in, spend 2-3-4 days in a hotel, rent a car to view properties, buy food, etc.   

To actually have a sober house successful where she can guide and assist everyday to that person to be successful and to help them navigate the area they're in have an assistance of a driver to get the people to the places they need to get to on a daily basis and a structured plan that they have to do and figure out to get everything done that they need to get done and to also get a job and become successful sober houses will allow you to leave the house for the weekend or allow you to not be there consistently and you have a lot of freedom but if you don't have any support and you have no resources and you have no money and you have no phone it's a setup for disaster because you have too much time on your hands and no organization no guidance 12 step programs and AANA are all a good thing if the person can do that route but a person like me found the depression and repetition of using through stories and that wasn't my way to stay sober and to stay on a lane of being a successful citizen again...

Moreover, there are leasing companies such as PadSplit and HomeRoom who implement this daily, but for your property size/scale, I don't believe they'll be necessary. 

With the program I receive daily FSBO listings in my area and a program that showd foreclosed or preforeclosure homes anywhere in the country.

Syndication deals are failing on a daily basis.