Also, properties on the lake cost 3-4x per SF and have a major downside for Dec 1 - April 1 or so: they see a giant mud bowl out the window because the lake is drained.

Your standing here, hocky mask n gloves on, bragging about the giant bag of loot slung over your shoulder how ya just robbed the landlord's for 20%..... 

But I did sleep a lot at Holiday Inn Express studying this dilemma.

It would be much harder to do any of this with existing electrical since it was giant web of a mess.

Including giant swaths of there books being taken and transferred to a "servicer" of capacity. 

There are settings in the platform that help you apply rules like dropping the nightly rates as they come closer, discounting for gaps between bookings, raising the prices around the holidays, etc.

I can't imagine this would be a giant can of spam in any way.

For example, if your lease expires 12/31 how many people are actually going to be motivated enough to move after the holiday season and in the midst of winter?

(Nights, weekends, and holidays are shot in Hospitality and Unions have great benefits).

The only challenge we ran into was the tenant needed an extra week to vacate the property, also this occurred during the 4th of July holiday so a little stress but the property had to be delivered vacant so we made sure that happened.