Followed up with each of the open house visitors.

The base provides a solid rental market in Twentynine Palms and the Park has seen almost 3 million visitors this year alone.

Did you put in number of days or weeks a visitor can stay at the place and the repercussions if the guest violates that stay?

Demand is always high in the Winter months because of the amount of visitors we get annually, so I wouldn't worry so much about a supply overage. 

12 million visitors per year right in your back yard.

Any other tenant or visitor could complain and then your building will be in code violations, not just the horrible tenants that caused the issues.When you do you monthly inspections: take pictures, look for drug related items, check closets, attic space and basement. 

The longer term vision is to develop the farm into a well-designed agrihood but this new-build would be the "main house" while agrihood plans get drawn up.We're totally missing out on great income (and the added marketing opportunities for the farm itself) by not currently having on-farm STRs for all the visitors to the farm, much less those coming to university events during the year.

I would like to add a system where my tenants would have to buzz in a visitor and control access to the building...

The number of visitors during your open house tells me the demand exists.

You may be better off being specific and defining visitors too.