The bigger the project the greater potential to get off track. 

Finding the true appreciation rate for specific towns can be a bit tricky, but you can start by looking at historical sales data, talking to local realtors, or even checking out some online tools that track market trends.If the condos you’re eyeing aren’t meeting the 2% rule, it might be worth reconsidering or at least getting a more detailed breakdown of potential long-term appreciation and other benefits, like tax advantages or rental demand growth in the area.

I'm glad to know I'm on the right track and that all the points you mentioned are top priorities for me.

I'm mostly using it to track leads in a leasing agent capacity (at this time).

And do yourself a favor and join the VTSTR(Association), which tracks state and local STR regulations, which there are many.

Keep track of this communication in PM software so you have a good record of it.When communication is silent there a high probability something isn't right.

Remaining anonymous doesn't help much because an attorney will know how to track you down.

Its hard to track down who they are or find anything on them.

I would also think it should be only available nights to guests, and that is how we track our properties.

Seems you would still need your good track record, a nice place, and a good listing.