There is some gray in the rules, you'll want to document the business purpose of any meal deductions that you take.

I suppose it's sort of a gray area if I'm able to operate it as a STR for this year officially while following federal guidelines, and not follow the county. 

I now have a "go to" for MOST areas (roofing is still a little gray and I can't find anyone to take on a certain plowing / shoveling job) but outside that, I'm covered, and ANYTIME in the past I've felt stressed, it's BECAUSE I didn't have a system and go to guy for a particular problem.

The gray area tends to be around what is normal wear and tear.

@Spencer Gray - Just curious (I don't mean to hijack this thread so feel free to respond to only me directly), what is a "wedge deal"?

Their business model is based on gaming the system through script injections and other gray hat and or perhaps black hat techniques.

@Spencr Gray, love your idea about building my own basic model, I may try it too. 

We're located in the Gray's creek area of Fayetteville, North Carolina.My technician recommended the RHEEM/MORTEX - 14 SEER 2.5 TON MANUFACTURED HOME HEAT PUMP - 2 STAGE for my home.

@Stewart Thompson I would definitely recommend Texas.

 @Josh Thompson Hey i just closed on a two family in rahway about 3 months ago.