However, I do believe this will change because of its proximity to venues mentioned above that attract many visitors to the area and ease of public transportation to the city center. 

They can't afford it.Make sure you spell out building rules, where people can smoke cigarettes, drink beer, when are quiet hours, how many people can they have on property before they notify you, how long can a visitor stay before they request permission(I do three nights).  

Foreign investors from Asia, newly opened air routes, and increased marketing are boosting visitor rates...Every day 38 people come to Hawaii to plant their flag!

I travel extensively for work in a territory that covers the greater Houston area which means I have the ability to visit or be on the look out for any types of deals a wholesaler/investor might be looking for.

I'm a frequent business visitor in Vegas and tired of hotels and airbnb.  

We use them for BiggerPockets and believe that their service would be great for our investor and real estate professional visitors.

visitor and occupant are difficult to differentiate because you are not there 24/7, a son visiting an aging mom every day and stay late on some days to care for her and occasionally crash on the couch is not an occupant but he might have her keys.Its best to have a talk with the tenant and set the expectations up front.If its up to me - but its not :( - I prefer no one except the ones on the lease and be notified and obtain authorization anytime anyone else is going to spend the night.

Both properties have outdoor activities that draw visitors to the area.

We are a little bit of a destination spot, but we get as much traffic traveling through to Yellowstone Park as as local visitors.

Are your days wide open to accept visitors for events, such as local football games?