You should read this if you haven't already.http://www.sfgate.com/realestate/article/Airbnb-blurs-lines-between-visitors-tenants-5535061.php

Looking for the next sucker to come along.You have to have the confidence to visit or even drive by your properties.

Do you find that hiring a cleaning company vs an individual is better for consistency, or are their standards not high enough for your visitors?

Tucson is not the hottest vacation destination, except in the heat of the summer (LOL), so every little bit helps to attract visitors.

The city is trying to crack down on how the constant influx of short term visitors is detracting from the "neighborhood feel" - I think it's pressure from the hotel industry.

If they only have a B-1/B-2 visa, you have a problem as they can only be in the U.S. as a visitor or tourist for 3 months, and then have to fly back out to country of origin. 

This policy applies to the Tenant or Tenants and all visitors, guests, employees or any other person on the Premises.

We may not be the best example to go by since most people visiting Maui will do so for at least a week and I would assume FL vacation rentals will get many more 3 or 4 day weekend visitors.  

Generally speaking I would think there are 4 main hierarchy of rates, such as:  Holiday seasonHigh seasonNormalLow seasonTo find out what those are for your area look up your State's website and look for visitor stats, they should have it broken down by month for you. 

Hopefully, it's not one of those wild architectural designs reminiscent of the opera house in Sidney, Australia.Re-purposing buildings is a specialty that I have no practical experience at however I've marveled at a number of establishments that I've either visit or patronized.