It's an area I don't actively recommend STR as it does have usage limitations (duration restrictions between guests) but it's primarily a second home getaway and will transition to full time vacation rental down the line.

Good luck Yes, The difficult part is getting the unit vacated.

Millennials prefer spending on experiences and there is a general shift away from 'things' to living life in a broader way with Instagram selfiesCONCLUSION: Travel and leisure growing at twice the rate of GDP is intact as the longer term trendA counter point to these three favorable points is that short-term (urban) and vacation rentals (destinations) have taken market share away from hotels and this appears to be a permanent trend. 

Consider theming your property based on popular attractions in the area, aligning with what guests are doing when they vacation.

I ended up sending an email with a notice to vacate with 45 days where he violated the lease term: "Tenant shall conduct himself/herself in amanner conducive to the peaceful enjoyment of the Premises.

This is our first vacation rental and we are looking forward to learning and growing.

Don't want to enter tenant-friendly states, want to value add, want to grow a vacation real estate portfolio, want to avoid natural disaster risk.

Hey Jessica, if you are still looking for options we had a room in our vacation rental that has an awkward layout and we wanted to provide another bed to boost occupancy.

For example if you want to show up when someone Googles "City Name" vacation rentals.... 

If you discover that a tenant has caused damages to the home during the tenancy, one approach is to deliver a notice to cure the violation, namely, to pay for the repairs during the tenancy, as compared to having to wait until they vacate.5.