While that is down - only slightly though - there has never been an April going back to 1979 that saw over 100k visitors to the park.

These are the markets that are most affected.and like in Portlandia were the new law has restriction on denying for income or criminal ( not sure the specifics) but I think your going to see a clog in the court systems or who ever takes complaints against landlord discrimination.. its those renters that will scream the loudest.

in order for your tenants to have cable or internet there has to be a way for them to bring that to every room, wireless is not always the answer.That said, you could always put in a clause that states that:  a tenant, visitor or any contractor shall not cause damage to any part of a structure by drilling, cutting or removing by any means possible any part of the structure of the property without written consent from the owner, or property manager.

He came out yelling and screaming, it's all my fault, even though I know it wasn't, but I'm not a lawyer.

If you had posted what you were about to do with that company on this board a month ago, everyone would have screamed STOP!!!!!!!

Many areas like the Outer Banks of NC are not letting visitors and non-resident property owners in.

@Mack Lengel you don t think that it’s because realtors think every property is a screaming buy do you?

Hey @Laura Chevalier it's not out of this world to get charged a site-visit or service fee when you call out a GC to a site.

I follow every STR podcast and Bigger Pockets a sickening amount, and unique stays have been screaming at me since.

Owning a short-term rental means your property gets used by all kinds of visitors requiring maintenance every here and there.