@John Kelly you definitely don't want to move this into an LLC and jeopardize your tax status.

We had one tent camper group as our first guests, then have an RVer couple who are about 17 days into a 22 night stay, and three other bookings over the next month.  

We've been communicating quarterly on the property status, but a simple search on Zillow made me think he's lying to me.

Insurance placement guests tend to be very last minute, often will want to sign an initial 30-day contract and then the amount of time they will extend is very unpredictable but can sometimes be upwards of 9 months.

My question is this, would there be enough interest for mid term or short term guests with the sqft and having a loft for the bed?

It is in an enclosed gate area that can only be opened from inside the fence so I'm leaning away from using it as storage space while I have other guests staying there.

For data, I rely on PropStream and ListSource.To stay organized, I label and sort leads by status (hot, warm, or cold), set daily follow-up reminders, and always prioritize hot leads.

At first, you won't be able to offset your W2 income with losses, but it is nice when you sell a property at a profit and all the capital gains are wiped out by losses from other properties.A huge amount of tax savings get unlocked if one of you leaves your W2 job to focus on real estate and you get Real Estate Professional Status (REPS). 

Our guests have ranged from newly hired UNR football coaches relocating their families to individuals traveling for medical care, couples on ski leases for Mt.

I use furnished finder for leads and just started airbnb for midterm guests.