These expenses are due and payable as Additional Rent at the beginning of the next calendar month following the date of the invoice.

When I clicked on the calendar that night was not available because of the minimum stay requirement.

Shows taxable interest paid to you during the calendar year by the payer.

Let the PM set up calendars, get lots of reviews, pricing strategies based on the global demands, get the place clean, stocked up and marketed well.

I will put it down in the calendar.

I got to a monthly REIA in my area, but a Mass Landlords one sounds like something I need on my calendar.

Look at VRBO and Airbnb and see what similar properties in the area rent for and look at how full their calendars are.

You'd be surprised with how well some properties do in no-name markets, you just have to look at the Airbnb listings in the area, see their rates, their calendar of bookings and check the Airbnb regulation.

I'm looking to invest in upstate NY and trying to get an understanding on which towns don't have severe limits on the number of days per calendar year you can rent your property short term.

Is it 15 calendar days or 15 business days?