:D-call agriculture to set up meeting and get MORE FACTSProject 2 (tiny house VR/ vacation rental)- bring it together (what CAN I do today)  still in the planning stage of what CAN I DO with my land.

Just go on VRBO/ AirBnB and contact them through their listing (also a great way to get some great info about the area, complex, home owners association, etc...).My only challenge for investing from afar is that I'm normally a very hands on type of person, so giving up some control to a PM wasn't the easiest thing for me to do, but it has all worked out very well.We visit our VR at least once a year.  

This way I don't have to worry about blocking out time to remodel a place or pay top dollar for one that's already renovated.To be fair, it doesn't seem worth it to invest in a VR in Maui unless you're willing to put down a lot of cash or be able to self manage.

You'll have to qualify on your own income and I don't think you can speculate on any rental income that you may derive from VR.

Hi,Quick question...was wondering if anyone has come across a good guide/checklist on readying/preparing your home for VR?

If the VR is $125 a night, you are paying that plus the $150 cleaning fee, plus the security deposit and/or the non-refundable damage insurance.

I'm looking to get a VR in that area after my current flip.

How many total VR visitors have you hosted for?

I manage a bunch of VR properties in South Beach Miami area, but don't own them. 

These houses are not VR's, they are places to stay for refinery contractors doing short term jobs.My logic is that the more people I can put into a place the longer it will be rented out.  1 or 2 guys might be transferred to a Texas or Louisiana refinery, the other guys stay in the house and find new room mates.