I would just get the guest booking the property to state via the AirBnB or HA/VRBO chat that no one staying in the home is originating from those stated hot spots.

I know Houston is a hot spot for real estate investing (considering I have the notifications turned on and my phone is constantly buzzing).

Cash flows $100 monthly and the equity in it has jumped due to the hot spot in Dallas Lessons learned?

I have security cameras and a hot-spot for wifi.

1) I have utilized Airbnb before, and it is most effective between April to October months since that is when tourism in Denver is at its peak season.2) Anywhere in Denver is great, especially the hotspots of Highlands, Sloan's Lake, Wash Park, Platte Park, City Park, RiNo, close to downtown, etc...but just like anything else, pictures will do a great job if you are not in those prime locations. 

Just to give you a few examples, you have standard single family STR's vs LTR's, destination hotspot STR's, standard single family LTR's vs small multifamily LTR's.

The area is now walking distance from breweries and local hot spots like the Packing House.

But a basic laptop I can take on the go .I have my tablet and phone for most, but sometimes you need a computer for things like filling out an Instanet contract (doing it on a tablet would cause me to slit my wrist in a warm tub).So I would say if it was me a laptop (can hotspot phone when needed) and an extra monitor sitting on the desk for home.

Decatur is becoming a hot spot and some of the South West areas near the new stadium.

there really is no hot spots that im aware of.