I slot each applicant into a 15-minute spot, and hopefully have 4-to-6 applicants lined up. 

I hear slot of people talking about it. 

In Texas it's kind of a shady business operation with slot machines. 

I usually pick a few time slots and off those slots to people who call.

Festivals, college graduation, fishing tournaments etc.I adjust my price through out the year based on demand, events, and time of year.I have accounts at Homeaway (also searchable on VRBO) and AirBnB.Homeaway and VRBO blows away the bookings I get on AirBnB for vacation rentals so I would use the data from here primarily.You can also check local Craigslist ads  for properties similar to yours to see what their pricing is.Also look at their requirements for security deposits, pet fees and cleaning fees to she what you should be charging for these also.Once I started getting reviews on Homeaway my calendar started staying full.I charged on the low end to get more reservations in the begging and once I had several 5 star reviews then I started charging on the high side.

I've had few fun times at the "races and slots" in your part of the world!

Just make sure they stay in order.Any of the epson work force printers will work....you just need one with a slot feeder rather than a tray.

Hope it's not like going to the Casino and hitting it on your first slot roll. 

If I am in no hurry I just give them a slot to do it in and they use it for fill in work.

For developers in Denver, City of Denver recently came out with some recommendations for tackling slot homes and rowhomes.