You should look at these websites, search your area and see peoples bookings on the calendar, that will tell you if you're in an area that's good for this.Good luck!!

As base rent during the Term, Tenant must pay Landlord, in advance and in FULL on or before the first day of each calendar month during the Term, the sum of Your Rental Amount Here ($0000.00).

A PM markets their website, not your property individually and typically books at lower rates just to fill your calendar. 

My payments for that loan were $613.52/month.The second loan was a $25,000 private loan for which I paid 10% interest-only based on a yearly calendar plus a 2% loan fee.

I now go in person every 2-3 months with my own checklist that is extremely exhaustive (2 lamps per room, 2 pillows per bed, outlets in good condition, mirror in each bedroom, bed not wobbly, curtains not wobbly, curtains cleaned etc. etc. etc.)The benefit of getproperly is you sync it to your calendars with ical, then you invite your cleaners to it, then you create a checklist, their checklists can require a photo per item as well.

(could be a shared calendar in google) I also keep a document with all the access and account details associated with each property.

I've heard of agent agreements, but I've never heard of one up until the end of the calendar year.

Bob Snyder bought a LOT of NRU's assets out of the bankruptcy (you didn't think he could duplicate all of that in less than a calendar quarter, did you?).

Also people on vacation seem to stay up later, or have more people over or cause more noise, which if you are next to full time residents also seems to generate complaints.So be sure to study up on what works and what doesn't...and try to buy a place that might avoid the normal issues.One thing I always suggest to everyone who tells me they want to buy STR, is check the rate calendar for a similar property.   

There were lots of abandoned buildings and very run-down homes there - still it's a much bigger city than JT itself.Right now is peak season, so I'd assume its busy, but May calendars are already looking empty from what I'm observing.