They come fully renovated and often have an in-house management in place, so you can sit back and enjoy the passive income without worrying about repairs or dealing with residents in the middle of the night.

Also, on the flip side, I'm staying a few extra nights after the conference if anyone else was looking to extend their time in paradise and hang out with some cool cats and kittens 🐱😅Details:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/904/topics/1212073-bpco...Looking forward to meeting and getting to know everyone!!

On the 6th night, guest sent an alteration request to check out earlier, after 7 nights.

I would not be able to sleep at night regardless of what the agreement said.

I was thinking $100/night when I’d generally charge $125-$155.

I got caught in the storm last night but it looks like just off and on rain - should be OK most of the time and plenty of cover at the resort when the rain hits

We don't drain after every guest (average stay is 2 nights) but we usually do at least once a week or if it shows any signs of bad quality water.

That night I got up to see what the storm was doing.

Second, leave alternating lights on at night. 

What is the nightly rates average (base that on the size of place you are thinking of getting), what kind of amenities?