Here's the problem, an independent study was completed that showed that over HALF of the Renters policies that are purchased are cancelled within the first calendar year. 

Calendars seem to be pretty full as well.

For the dryer vents, I'd recommend marking it on your calendar and scheduling it yourself and paying the company directly.

@Cameron Rockwell:https://www.calendarwiz.com/calendars/popup.php?

They pay 1 full month of rent to get keys, the second calendar month they end up paying a proration b/c they get a credit on their ledger from the "overpayment" of the first month.

We set it in our calendar to auto block 1 day prep time on the front and back end of each reservation.

(EXAMPLE: Assume the tenancy is a calendar year-to-year tenancy and 60 days advance written notice of termination is required.

We then blocked those dates on the calendar to ensure no one else could book those dates for those first 2 weeks.  

I think everyplace that is a true vacation destination is seeing a huge uptick in demand since things started opening back up.I agree that Vrbo and Airbnb should be the only platforms you need to keep a full calendar. 

It must also be the majority of your work time (so if you have a 9-5, you won't qualify) and it must also provide the majority of your income.The advice I got from my CPA when I asking about QBI was to just keep track of your hours in a calendar.