Hello John,There are some tax credits available, most of the real estate tax credits involve tourist projects (small hotel, BnB, that sort of thing). 

If you have a valid lease in place (and in your scenario, I would never do a formal lease/rental agreement...you should treat this like an extended stay hotel, which doesn't give the tenant an equitable interest), you should follow Sec. 92 of the Texas Property Code.

I currently rent Airbnb’s or hotels in the cities I work in for two to six months at a time before moving on to the next job site.

It is possible you may be legally responsible to put them up in a hotel or other such accommodation. 

They still live in the 4th unit to this day.My target market is Las Vegas, I’m there 3-8 times a year, and feel like with all the Sports Teams, fresh Hotel construction, and a solid University, it’ll be a good rental market for me to learn.

Stabilized and value-add office assets saw mostly small to moderate pricing discounts, while retail and hotels saw moderate to large pricing discounts. 

I tell myself I should be like everyone else in every developed society and not worry that my prosperity is built on a mudsill over the less fortunate of the earth, feed myself some cheesy moral double-talk like "I would argue it is unethical not to try and make money" with a hefty side of rationalization, but it doesn't always work.I don't do that, I look at this like a business..like a big Hotel, or a 7--11, like a business.Customers want a product and they pay for that--to the best of their ability.I try to match the product offering to the target customer as best as possible, while keeping my profits as high as I can--like any other business.Unless the Emotional side of this is your gas pedal, (it's not mine) it can burn you out.High initial years cash flow on reasonable down, and good appreciation to me are two different business models that don't have a meeting point.And as a Business Man I try to treat people in a "Rational" "Un-emotional" "Fair" manner, realizing I have the power to do otherwise--but I believe doing otherwise is not a good practice in the long run.Renters like everyone else will always have drama--Class C and D even more--They have the same drama in the Local 7--11 too.

The YC already can’t house all of their employees, they have them in Bozeman at hotels and are building in BS and at the GGI to house them. 

They're the same as the "let me sleep" door signs in a hotel. 

I wouldn’t start getting them hotel rooms or anything yet, but make sure they are safe.