People who rent their residences to visitors are displacing hotel stays and cities are losing that tax revenue.

I mean, a drug dealer will always have enough money to pay the rent...and if he can't surely all of the visitors he'll have will convince him to do the right thing, even if they are all parking on the street and the neighbors are calling the cops...."

Now I just need to figure out how to spell out in the lease/addendum that no guests, visitors, etc. will be allowed to smoke on the premises. 

How many visitors would be staying at the house, I asked.

For example, if a tenants dog bites a visitor and that visitor sues both him and you (or just you) the tenants liability insurance will provide defense for both you and pay settlements up to his limits. 

She had many late night male visitors to her place and one forced entry into her apartment which damaged the front door.

If you were go raise her rent because of the visitor it would have to been outlined in the original lease ddocuments.

There is a difference between a overnight guest and a extended visitor.

I think all of these areas are going to have a strong draw factor for visitors, businesses, and residents.As far as an immediate dip in prices, well Cape Coral is still 75% without power. 

My lease agreement states that visitors are not allowed to visit for more than a week and I don't not allow pets.