Our peak months are typically the first quarter of the year with the tennis tournament and Coachella music festivals being lucrative events for us.

Orlando for example get lots of tourist groups that rent multiple homes at once or youth sports leagues coming for tournaments or foreign families that bring multi generations, so big homes do very well here, the smaller ones far outnumber the large ones and the ADR is very competitive. 

I'm sure they'll probably help the hospitality business with clinics, schools, tournaments and other players. 

Think Bike fests, Spring break, Conventions, youth sporting tournaments and so much more.

Otherwise I would have had to pay CA taxes on any profit.So, even though TN does not have state taxes, except for limited taxes on things like stocks/bonds/private interest, if I would have made a profit in CA it would have been taxed by CA as CA taxes income when it is sourced from CA.And CA is aggressive and even go after professional sports people for the % of their salary based on the games/tournaments played in CA.Are there other states that tax non-residents for source income/profit?

We get bookings for NASCAR, outdoors, sports tournaments, and a growing number of people traveling for work or renting mid term while trying to find a house. 

We get a ton of vacation traffic, and the PGA Tour recently announced a new tournament to be played in Myrtle Beach starting next year. 

North Myrtle Beach is doubling the size of their athletic complex to accommodate larger tournaments, which will bring in hundreds more families.  

Each girl was responsible for $150 a month to cover the costs of practice gym and tournament fees.

We even have the Canseco brothers coming and playing in our tournaments!