I know a company right here in Cleveland that does several of these short-term rentals for utility company workers, executive contractors, and even a film crew from California.It always charges a high deposit and much higher rents than what the rent would be to more usual, long-term tenants.The owner did not mention any issues with extensive damage, etc, but then he was trying to convince me to turn my property into a short-term rental, so he obviously wouldn't.I think if you structure the agreement so as to cover any repairs when they leave, you should be okay.

I am from a small town in Southern Oregon, but currently live in Hollywood, CA and work in the film industry.

Looks like the setting of a slasher film

I enjoy acting in local stage and film productions, and volunteering for the local food pantry and other nonprofits in my area. 

Great news Hello Coachella Fest ,hello stagecoach hello film festival hello tennis matches ,etc etc@Ariel Vincent

Tinted Window https://www.amazon.com/Mirror-Window-Film-Wide-Roll/dp/B004S7HPJ0.

This is probably not so much REI as it is a film making business and as such it is probably much more risky, it is also doubtful that many people specialize in a niche this small

Every place I move into I end up installing the Gila window films.

Well buckle in, Jin and I filmed a ridiculous VLOG style video yesterday that should be up in two weeks...good times!

Here are the things often overlooked on these kind of "minimally damaged" properties: All areas contiguous with the fire area (no fire wall separation) will have a film over them that will need to be thoroughly cleaned: walls, ceilings, appliances.