@James Noe There is the ACREIA and a Stark county breakfast meet up.

this type of corporate housing.. is like a bed and breakfast, you have no control of who is responsible that actually is living there, could be 5 people or 15. 

Homeaway is far superior for a vacation rental since I'm not renting a room or running a bed and breakfast.

The spacious, bright floor plan offers new white cabinetry in the beautifully remodeled kitchen featuring stylish countertops and breakfast bar with pendant lights, new stainless steel sink, faucet, and stainless steel kitchen appliances.

Houses that are upgraded in our neighborhood command $150+/mo more in rent and sell $40k+ premium over non upgraded homes.We had 2 flooring contractors stop by during our option period and the quotes they gave us I am having trouble with because they are not apples to apples:Vendor 1) 1,300 sqft Engineered hardwood $10k Tile in the bathrooms, kitchen, breakfast nook, laundry (300 sq feet) $3kTub tile surround and 1 shower $2kTotal: $15,000Vendor 2) Labor including demo and install $5k1,300 sqft engineered hardwood $5kTile surround & shower tile $2kKitchen and bath floor tile $2kNow, I can do the math and see that one is cheaper in total.

Then breakfast at Bob Evans in Valpo the next morning.Personally I love the area.

Most zoning laws will define what is considered a short-term rental, long-term rental, Bed and Breakfast, dormitory, bunk house, etc., and you have to abide by those laws.I recently dealt with a property that had three units on it.

Him and his wife are doing a Bed and breakfast for Mexican tourists, not overseas people. 

I've been thinking about staking out some of the hotels where they stay, and perhaps hitting them up during breakfast.

Hotel/Motel stays, campground stays, bed and breakfast, Airbnb, vacation home stays, having your sister stay at your house during thanksgiving; these are all examples of licenses being granted.