After reading some of the MMM blog, I also purchased a personal hair cutter, which I may be more excited about than I should be. 

Upon doing some digging of the town I found lakeport is a tourist destination with the lake, resorts and casinos projected flat economic growth over the coming years, a population that has decreased a hair but remained relatively flat, the crime rate index is well over national average and has increased over the past 10 years even with increased spending for public safety.

Much appreciated.Here is my update for the week of 9/8 - 9/14:This week has been by far the most confusing, hair pulling, walk up and down the room pacing week I've had in a while.

Pet hairs ( happened once ) $75- my cost to get it clean up, Turo reimburse $250.Someone smoke in the car ( not my Tesla, I have 6 cars, rent out 3 on Turo) $500 reimburse and my cost to get it done is $150.

Is it full of dust or pet hair or something? 

You're really splitting hairs focusing so much on when the unit goes vacant.

@Paul AllenHi Paul,De-granularize the classifications and tax everyone at the Real Estate Professional level as the default.Barbers do not have to write down every clip of hair they cut and every comb they make and qualify as a cutter or a comber.CPA's do not have to write down by the minute, every thing they do during the day in a personal journal, to qualify for tax treatment as a tax consultant or a bookkeeper.That would seem absurd.The personal micro-tracking is an onerous requirement, that could be easily frauded by those who would want this tax treatment anyway.Just my 2 cents.

Sit down restaurants about 3 to 5 million and up.You can find value sometimes in lower priced commercial but most times lot's of (hair) on the deal as we call it in the business.

However, for business B I might have to hire W-2 employees (for example, this business can be a restaurant, or a hair salon, etc where people work on a daily basis).

I'm not stupid, and this stuff has me pulling my hair out.