Sports Illustrated, 6 Nov. 2000The narrative plot is clearly defined, and it is classically familiar: Huck (without Jim) and Tom Sawyer light out for unknown territory to discover their manhood by successfully confronting the harsh adversities of life.

Since a lot of urban markets have implemented strict regulations within the last few years, most of this investors purchased their STRs in non-urban markets, increasing competition, decreasing occupancy rates and driving nightly rates down in those markets, just as they had done in urban markets before they were regulated.Anyone who purchased a non-urban STR based on 2020 & 2021 STR occupancy & nightly rates are facing a harsh reality today. 

It's all pretty ridiculous and not worth the drama. 

I saw this post before the pictures, and had to delete the comment I wrote because it was a little too harsh - but it looks like you got the message anyway.You had a property with a dangerous, loose dog, endangering a toddler...

Damages are much more harsh and more expensive to deal with and happen much more frequently at the larger cabins, at least in my circle.  

To much drama Associated with the place.

There are a lot of ways to avoid the drama.

The drama and tantrums are all to cover up the fact that the buyer is not in compliance.

@Nathan Leger This May sound harsh brother but the simple and best answer is get off you *** and just go do it.

I have upvoted everyone that responded to me, except for the poster that basically accuses me of being a drama queen.