Secondly, I would say stay away from your own state because CA is very hard to cash flow on rentals. 

Here is how you do it:1-Research the areas you're interested in make sure to stay away from heavy rent controlled areas.

I see many times the deals get sent to the attorneys to "handle it" but this should be sorted out upfront whether tenant stays or goes.In terms of having the tenant removed, there is no way to have them removed from the legal perspective if they are paying rent and you weren't going to move into the unit.

My pricing software automatically discounts weekly and monthly stays, good to know so I am not double discounting, if I am affected at all.

They finished one reactor (the years of constant transient workers staying nearby in RV's and mobile homes), but the majority of contracts are complete and they naturally go home.

@Usman Khan Yes, you can apply the short-term rental tax loophole to the STR units (80%) in your triplex if you meet the material participation requirements and have average stays of less than 7 days.

If they stay until the end, they get nothing.

Stillwater Estates has its lakefront gems, and has no per stay fee

Is that a number that typically stays consistent every year, or is it only that high during the first 1-2 years before stabilizing?

It protects personal items from fire, theft, or water damage and even includes liability insurance if someone gets hurt while staying at the rental.