I have the latest and greatest equipment (cameras, drone, lights, mics) & software and produce quality online, TV, & radio promos and commercials.   

I would love not to have an issue with entering the property, and also with being able to change the key at leisure.3.

Expenses unique to short term rental:- Utilities (trash, water, sewer, gas, internet, tv)- Cleaning and prep- Consummables (soaps, towels, linens)- Hotel taxes (this depends on your locality)Also, to Rob's point, it is more management intensive than long term rental. 

That's why people like politicians, Jerry Jones, Mark Cuban, and Donald Trump are all over the TV.

**Not an attorney, just play one on TV in my mind**

@Kevin Moen  my comments were based on fractionalized  interest or fractionalized partial interest however you want to call it.if your selling a partial and the buyer is the only owner .. then of course that's easier I am not a securities attorney nor do I play one on TV... there is just some who think partials in any form is subject to securities registration. .I know in Oregon for SURE it is.

Video games are interactive, TV is mind numbing - but I digress) , and adding collective wisdom to my REI knowledge banks.However, if you'd like to create fruit from your time, here are some suggestions:1.  

They have super-cheesy commercials that run all the time on TV, but once I finally went inside, I was astonished at how low their prices were.

Out of the office.Betting on everything, from reality TV to the final four.

At your leisure, there are books on the BP site all about real estate investing well worth the read.