If its your primary residence be ready to sign a PG and jump through a few extra hoops with your lender.

I would just keep it in your personal name and get extra liability.

We just request guests not let pets on the furniture...which some don't listen...and charge a competitive pet fee to cover any extra cleaning or damages.

Took one booking, the tenants broke contract by bringing a pet (dog hair and a bone were left behind), and Landing was not exactly pleasant to deal with in recouping security for extra cleaning and damages (dog used the ceiling fan remote as a chew toy). 

The luxury market in Miami and Palm Beach adds extra stability.

That company supports foreclose bidders they produce a document daily on all the sales with same info I mentioned above and color coded certain props with extra caution Red or Green for ready to go bid with confidence. although this created uber competition. 

So in essence you are paying an extra 5k for each empty lot. 

.: @Michael Baum"We used to send it much earlier, but we had guests showing up a day before thinking they could get an extra night.

This is a very rare offering from what I can tell (based on my research), and these features in conjunction with the amenities my building offers (you name it we have it) and secured garage parking available (extra $), I am allowed to charge a premium for my rental.

Added extra value by opening the kitchen up a bit.