You'r right, a 30y term is going to require a future sale to have a much bigger discount, so it has it's drawbacks, and it can kill the deal to begin wit.

Unless I lived in the Nieghborhood and was witness to the incident.

Daytona and Ormond Beach only allow STR's in a very small area, either on the beach wit condo-tells or 4 blocks of land not on the beach.

The real estate market in Ohio has been witnessing higher trends far from what it was before, especially when it comes to cities likeToledo, Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland.

You can look up "Legal Notices" in your state statutes, states vary.Tenants usually don't claim notice was not given, but they could, posting on a door, I'd take a picture of it, time date stamped or have a witness of you posting it. :)

BUT I think there are a couple segments of the market1) "extended stay" corporate market, 2) conferences fill up most hotel rooms - book AirB&B instead3) tech folks & travelers, who like this stuff more, and work is OK w/ it Methods & Examples:1) AirB&B (for example, I had a company book my unit for an employee for weekdays because it was slightly less expensive and nicer than a nearby hotel)2) Direct connections with companies - For example, I mentioned ELF homes in San Jose has direct contact with all the big tech companies, so they get their rent check directly from google, apple, etc.

(Don't get me started on some of the nightmares I have witnessed/heard about with this practice) Also, if you follow or are interested in the macroeconomics of keeping your money and its borrowing power in the state you are in, that has an impact as well. 

Signature Witness, which is exactly what it sounds like - a signatory provides a current, valid state or federally issued ID and signs the document in my presence.2.

Getting proof is usually the hardest part on lease violations (sometimes witnesses are required), but you have that already.

If you talk to them or go to the property, bring another person with you to witness.