. : )Also, in Hawaii at least, the Hawaii Tourism Authority keeps track of all sorts of visitor statistics like how many visitors came to the islands, which islands they stayed on, whether they stayed in hotels, condos, or with friends, whether their stay was for business, pleasure, blah blah blah.

Here is the link on BP for the ones in Colorado:http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/colorado-real-est...Most of them will  let you attend one as a visitor for free or a reduced fee that can be applied to your annual membership. 

I say "faux" because although it is clearly pre-recorded, visitors are directed to an interface that gives the impression of being able to ask questions that will be answered by those seen on-screen.

Also, since there is no homeowner's insurance, I am worried that if a visitor to the house is injured, I can be sued.

I understand that most visitors seek the cabin style vacation experience.

Are you not going to visit or invest in those cities because of that?

I've lived in Yuma my entire life, the number one winter visitors destination, I have a list of condos, town homes, and sfh, all within got below your range, 40k to 189k of all different sizes and finishes.

And since you live next door, if there are times you'd like the space for visitors or vacant for some privacy, you have control over that.My guests are people here for hospital rotations, grad school, relocating, etc and I've become friends with several of them.  

Hi Everyone,As an avid reader/visitor to these forums, I want to finally introduce myself to all of you.

Promote it across social media and also provide signage for potential visitors.