It will take travel and many hours on the phone to find the right team in what ever area you decide to invest. 

Gino Our major presence is in one market.We have an in-house Construction Arm that travels to between our main market and some satellite markets.We build and vet property management teams in Satellite markets before taking down deals there.

So with all that, I'm thinking to open booking now for next summer with a 7 day minimum, see how it books out, and by late winter/spring I can reduce it to a 3 day min to fill any remaining weekends, and then work on filling mid-week vacancies as summer approaches.We were leaning towards Fri-Fri, but Michael I like your suggestion about the Mon-Mon option, which could be nice because renters would have the weekend to travel and then begin their stay on a Monday, then they would end their stay on an upnote with a long weekend...But with either Fri-Fri or Mon-Mon renters would probably need to take 6 days off work...Sunday-Sunday might actually be better because renters would only need 5 days off.  

It’s essential to make your property appealing to traveling professionals, such as nurses or corporate employees.

I work random jobs and/or travel May-November. 

Anything west of those areas (excluding Speedway $$$) will be D class, no new construction/flips, and I don't travel though. 

A travel nurse or relo'ing resident, student/intern can't rent from you if your calendar has a night or two locked up in the middle of their desired stay.

I travel a lot to all my clients back east so I do get out to fine dining on those trips..

This is what the site is made for, as well as for insurance displacement, travel nurses, etc.

We do not have much seasonality, but do have some minor peaks that occur in Fall during football season and Spring for University related travel.