I have not dealt with this situation personally so take my advice with a grain of salt but I'm an appraiser by trade and I would never go into contract with someone who will not allow other real estate professionals into the property.

Take airdna.co data with a whole shaker of salt - it can be useful for seeing patterns in the area, but their numbers re: nightly rates, occupancy % etc. are not at all reliable.

Just my opinion, take it with a grain of salt. 

We are in Shrewsbury and it is $65 a plow for our driveway whixh is on the longer side,$ 40 i to salt and more if it is over 6 inches. it depends on what you have them do and what you have but eatimate 400-600/ season I might figure. 

I have been planning on visiting their seminar today in Salt Lake City.

I always take PM's advice with a grain of salt as they are trying to earn your business so they may over estimate their vacancy rate, IE If they suggest a 4% vacancy rate then I would add 1 or two points to their answer. 

In a fury text, she said she wasn't going to be staying but I took it with a grain of salt because I needed her signed vacate or renew sheet to be able to issue her a new lease. 

I love salt life folks.

You have to take every comment with a grain of salt, including mine.  

My recommendation is that you take everything mentioned above with a grain of salt AND that you contact a knowledgeable attorney in your specific state to help you ascertain the rules and regulations.Once you know the rules and regulations, then you can come up with a game plan to meet your specific needs and to comply with the rules and regulations of your specific state.