If the market and my experience steer me toward one or the other, then I'll adapt and keep moving forward.

I'm curious to hear from any investors that own short term rentals in the Joshua tree area how things have changed and what they are doing to adapt to the new rules.Anything you can share on your experience with j tree airbnb's would be great!

The problem is everyone in the US has dogs we must adapt to this.I have a terrier mix that moved in made them give me $300 more in deposit, plus rental insurance.

Originally posted by Account Closed:Giving an unmetered utility just seems like a bad idea to me.The law states:The tenant and landlord have agreed in the lease that the cost of the electric service or natural gas service or both shall be included in the rental payments and the service shall be in the name of the landlord."

The main issue with models like those are that they are only good for 12-18 months before they have to get re-done with new data due to the fact that we live in a complex adaptive society and all the participants can make different decisions based on what changes in their environment. 

Adapt and overcome, keep adapting and keep overcoming.

(Not saying it's a bad thing that you have this checklist but it will be hard to find EXACTLY what you want in the market, so instead I would recommend you want to adapt to what the market will give you, and focus on finding/creating deals at ALL times).

.- how do you determine unmet market needs? 

Adaptable in all 50 states, it is specifically designed for your real estate so that your LLC will give you optimum legal protection and maximum tax savingsOperating Agreement Extraordinaire (121 page Blank format w/ table of contents to review) which blows everyone's mind!

The principles are all sound and can be adapted based on market, but it's definitely not one sized fits all.