Your dues lend your shoulder to the legal battle fighting the insanity.

The penalty could have been upwards of 350k though and that wasn't a risk we were willing to shoulder.

They don't need a babysitter checking over their shoulder every three months.I inspect once a year, typically in the latter half.

That being said, VRBO still rules the summer (7 day minimum weekly guests) and Airbnb dominates the shoulders.

The shoulder season is always quiet, but you could likely get 30+ day rentals in the summer.  

However, that came at the cost of starting with little to no equity in the property and shouldering a more substantial monthly payment.

Looking at AirBnB/VRBO calendars has been tough since the place is so seasonal and we are just entering the shoulder season. 

Hello members of BP,I have a quick question about rental properties.I’m a new investor and I’m stressing out at the moment with the work load i managed to put on my shoulders.

In that environment, you will constantly be looking over your shoulder to ensure you are taking action within the loophole, and not exposing yourself to legal action.

Lily, I just want to say that I really respect your professional nature on this board.In reading these posts over again, you've really been beaten about the head, neck, and shoulders, and never once have you resulted to being defensive or overly sensitive about it.If we all could take constructive criticism in this manner (something I know I need to work on), we'd probably all be better off for it.My hat's off to you.