Here are the rough numbers:The property is a 4BR cabin at the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains - a popular tourist vacation destination in Tennessee.

These are very common in our little tourist town.

The property is in a popular tourist location and will be used as an Airbnb rental. conservatively I expect it should bring in $2,000/monthly, but at worst it should generate $1,000 (already has a tenant paying this).

It seems as if the powers that be, not only here in the US but worldwide really have a disdain for Airbnb.

Because it's San Diego, a tourist destination.In CA it's only possible to do flip and STR. 

No clue if that applies to modern day.its algae and its seasonal.. worst months happen to be August sept in the heat of the summer when most tourist think of going to a lake.it was caused mainly by the run off from the pear orchids  ( fertilizers) that were not native.. and you hit it at the wrong time and yes its bad.. but not as bad as it used to be.. now a days its actually clear for a good part of the year. but a shallow natural lake like this will have a lot of plant growth. 

CA taxes residents on worldwide income but may provide a credit for taxes paid to other states.

haha many American cities are way more dangerous than international tourist destination.

Being in a safe area is a big concern for many tourists. 

There are a number of owners from AR, TN, and GA that buy vacation rentals here because it is within driving distance and of course the beaches draw in tourists from all over.