Slim chance of finding one but very possible. 

Remember they take 30-40% of your gross rent, not just the profits.3) While using it 1-2 weeks isn't a ton, I'm assuming you'll be using it during the winter, which is taking 1-2 weeks off of the time of year where you'd be making all your real money on already slim (or negative) margins.I'd be interested to hear from some folks that have specific experience in the area but it seems like an uphill battle.

From my understanding, it's slim pickings.

Is it slim?

The odds that by going against them to benefit a tenant, especially in times of solving for vacancy, are slim that it works okay without major difficulty.

So this is a slim-chance proposal to limit interest deductions on primary homes with mortgage balances over $500,000.  

I'm in Madison, WI with pretty high property taxes (around 2% of the value/purchase price) and also think the quick ballpark 45-50% expense ratio is pretty close for operating expenses including reserves, assumed management, taxes, maintenance...At this time with higher interest rates, and continued upward prices, cash flow is pretty slim.   

I've been licensed for 10 years and if you're looking for minimal brokerage fees for investment purposes for yourself, you'll want to skip the expensive branding like the Coldwell/Century 21/ReMax and go for the slimmed down version like a smaller boutique brokerage or a flat fee one like Charles Rutenberg Realty that offers 100% commission.  

Many people go through this thought process when looking for STRs:"I want a STR because it cash flows so well => an STR has to be somewhere I or a lot of people vacation => disneyland => oh no the prices and margins are too slim, let's try Tampa => this looks good, but there's a lot of different cities and rules => Largo and Indian Rocks beach are simple, I'll do those".

Costs go down for them and drive up the margins--which are slim I will say in PM.