We have an 8-inch reflector telescope that has intrigued visitors.

Last year the park saw just shy of 14 million visitors (busier than Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and Yellowstone all combined) those people need a place to stay. 

That is the best way to figure out the visitor situation.As for rent, many professors at universities in the US are not paid all year. 

Southern Indiana doesn't have strict rules as of now so if you can find a place close to the river, you can attract the Louisville visitors as well.

Since then he was called me three times, knocked on my door this morning to talk to me in person and he just called me and screamed at me on the phone.

The CHS market is HOT right now and there are more buyers than inventory - but this city is a great one to visit and draws a TON of visitors - anything that is going to cater to hospitality and tourism is going to do well here long term. 

They herded us into this room and a company commander stood up there and yelled and screamed at us "stupid maggots" on how we were fools if we signed up for this and weren't 100% sure we were going to college afterwards, and how could a bunch of dumb recruits like us think we were going to college anyway? 

There are very few places to stay at and near Crystal, and it's also close to the Sunrise visitor center.

Banning all visitors would be a tough sell.

So, if you own short-term rentals there, you own what visitors want.