@Matt MoldenhauerAn individual's site will more than likely get close to zero visitors but it might look cool on a business card and make your business seem more legitimate

Note "The document also has a release that permits the property to post pictures of tenants and their visitors on its Facebook page." 

Higher vacancy rates but from some of the forms that I have read the benefit of higher per/day rates and quick turn-over, plus visitors have their AirBnB reputation at stake and tend to behave better, seems to make it a very attractive option.

I am looking for my first flip or BRRRR property, in either the Los Angeles area (where I live), Arizona (where I used to own property and where I frequently visit), or Utah (where my sister lives). 

i know there's great opportunity if the island expands its tourism marketing and atracts more visitors.

If it has 40 visitors in it's current state, It might justify a higher price.

Front door is where company/visitors go to.

Tenant calls you when they are at property, check the camera, and open the door.Our experience--even with a lockbox that has an individual code generated for each visitor , there is no accounting for what happens to keys. 

That's one way. another way is to call a contractor and ask for a budget without a site visit. Or

I spoke to a Waco-based investor at a conference the other week, and he mentioned that the Silos now get more visitors than the Alamo!