For example, increase the nightly rate based on high demand times that may not correspond with obvious high demand dates like holidays (e.g. festivals or events I’m that area that draw large crowds to that region).Ask specifically what their plan is to rent it out, what kind of occupancy you can expect, what amenities they recommend or require and what you can expect to make in gross proceeds. 

I see it as two different people: beach vacationers vs the everybody else (business, festivals).Zoning is super tricky.

Weeks later is near inexcusable.We've had a few times when prices were off by a huge margin due to a software integration issue (priced at 10% of market value for a Festival booking) when someone jumped on the price, and instant booked, when the price was literally only live a few hours. 

Fall foliage, Christmas lights, and springtime festivals attract visitors even in the off-season, making Branson an excellent place for investors seeking consistent rental income.2.

My thinking is that the market will be significantly lower in the winter (Ottawa has a lot of festivals & tourists in the summer).

We know we may not be able to use house during busy times for BNB; festivals, etc...and we are good with that.

Having just wrapped up a condo renovation project in Lowell, it is indeed not the city it was even 5 years ago: safe/walkable downtown, festivals every month, and a great diversity of restaurants, so long as you’re willing to walk a bit farther out of downtown to find the family-owned restaurants that have not yet been gentrified out. 

Also check out special events like festivals and holidays, as you will want to increase rates for those times.

There are also rents set by number of bedrooms, and lastly a growing AirBnB culture - geared more toward SFR.Good luck, and Rosendale has some great restaurants and festivals to check out!

I am by no means an expert but I would think your biggest weekend is going to be during the festivals.