You will have to handle frequent check-ins and check-outs, provide amenities, manage cleaning services, and handle any issues that arise on a short turnaround.Pricing: Short-term rentals generally can command a higher price per night compared to monthly rentals, but the occupancy rate can vary depending on seasonality and other factors.Security: You'll want to consider investing in good security measures like smart locks, security cameras, and an effective vetting process for guests.Wear and Tear: STRs can cause more wear and tear on your property because of the frequent turnover.

Any major system i get the specialist(hvac, sewer camera, foundation, electrical) it’s an extra $500 or so to get the extra inspectors though can save you major headaches and worth it if you are out of state.

Put up some cameras.

It was a very good very long term friend of ours who is the one who introduced us leaving we made him a very nice birthday dinner—he left at 11 and was unlocking his own bike. the next day cameras were installed that only pointed at our door.

It’s not unsafe but cameras and stuff should be put up on the property.

It's been a lot of fun learning how to edit videos, while also progressively seeing myself get more comfortable in front of the camera. 

This is their first warning.Find a way to monitor it through one of your other renters, security camera, or whatever.

We have several fairly large apartment buildings and we have tenants who constantly send us letters that threaten to file complaints with housing authorities for stupid things like they think we are being discriminatory because my wife is Filipina and when we rent to Filipinos they think we give Filipinos special privileges like allowing the Filipinos to do maintenance work on their vehicles.We get all sorts of threats like some tenants threaten to sue because we don't have surveillance cameras.

Following this, I sought the expertise of a basement/drain specialist.Findings:They utilized cameras and detected obstructions at two locations: one in the basement and another in the driveway.Their diagnosis suggests a broken clay tile pipe and have quoted an estimate of $11,000 for excavation and repair.Concerns:Unfortunately, they did not provide any video footage of their findings.

I sure would hate for some drug addict to come at you with a dirty needle, an alcoholic boyfriend take the pistol to you, and then we all see your blurred body, with the cameras zoomed on in your bloody, lifeless foot on an episode of First 48.I had a boyfriend get loud with my property manager on my last eviction, and this wasn't even a desperate squatter that broke in.