I also stayed at an Airbnb once that let you pick a bottle of wine from their wine rack...another awesome perk to consider!

I guess that is plausible to be in the real estate industry and tourist in Scottsdale, and not know about the fastest growing and largest city in the country (square miles, not people). 

.- Consistency: In neighborhoods like Northwest and Northeast San Antonio, long-term rentals can offer consistent demand due to local schools and businesses.Short-Term Rentals:- Higher Potential Income: You can charge more per night, especially during peak tourist seasons.- Flexibility: If you want to use the property yourself occasionally, you have that option.- More Work: Managing a short-term rental requires more effort with frequent guest turnover and maintaining high standards for reviews.As for platforms, Airbnb is popular, but you might also consider VRBO or Booking.com for short-term rentals.

We focus on nature areas that draw tourists in, so we haven't seen any major changes from STR to LTR.

It is also impossible to compete with all the on-sight resorts at "all" the theme park tourist traps that offer tons of perks you can't compete with.   

The Pocono region is a fantastic choice for an STR due to its appeal to tourists throughout the year. 

The goal is simply to be able to drink wine and fish.

Man as much tourists dollars as that county takes in, more fees are absolutely ridiculous!  

I see math wining over end user complaints. 

There are tourists now in local neighborhoods that would’ve never been touched ten years ago.