There is also a solid military, and veteran presence in Wilmington, so VA is seen here time to time. 

Yes there are several hospitals in the Chesapeake area, and there is also a huge military presence as the world's largest naval base, so lots of need for transient housing.

I know it comes with the territory and we do 300-500 reservations per month so the law of averages apply but people demanding a 50% refund because the wifi went out for 2 hours after a Florida summer thunderstorm and then trashing your review because they did not get their unreasonable request granted is the worst. 

While that is over 2 months higher from this time last year, it’s still technically in seller’s market territory.

If your approaching this from a true prospecting standpoint and looking to cover allot of territory i would go DealMachine.

When you're in business, especially in real estate, being open to IRS challenges comes with the territory.

This happened in BC Canada, I know it might be a bit different in other provinces and territories, but this seems like a contract law issue (ie. breach of contract).

I am in the Boone, Blowing Rock area and we have definitely been seeing an uptick of visitors and Airbnb's- especially since 2020.The Boone TDA rebranded as Explore Boone to try to have a bigger presence and I think they have been trying to expand on the tourism and travel to reach other more urban cities in NC.

As mentioned above, it is your intent at the time the contract is consummated that matters, however...If it is your belief that a job transfer out of state in the very near future is more likely than not you're entering some grey territory right there. 

I'm not saying that anyone deserves poverty, and who knows what extraordinary challenges an individual might have faced in their lifetime, but in the U.S. poverty often represents the summation of an individual lifetime of choices and is does not always reflect the presence of insurmountable obstacles.This decision is yours to make because you have sacrificed to put yourself in the position that you have.