Also, we make it our business to go to our VR every 4-6 weeks ourselves to visit, check on our house, extra cleaning, and to meet with our cleaner.

In a nutshell they are requesting no vacation rentals (VR's), no subletting, no room renting, and a minimum term of 60 day rentals. 

V/R Kade McCammon

This is probably getting into "consult a lawyer" territory, but I've done some digging in MO's regs off and on for the last year for other VR-related matters and can't find any mentions at all in state statutes identifying what exactly is considered "renting" or "leasing."

I currently utilize Evolve for my marketing/booking/calendar/payment services for my VR in Lake Tahoe.  

I love the beach, so I guess I would lean towards becoming the VR Queen.  

Some friends and I are considering buying a VR together, which we plan to use a little and rent out the rest of the time.

It is a V/R that is fully furnished and I just had the inspection and some of the appliances and furniture are in poor condition.

I've come across rape, murder, child porn, kidnappings all facilitated, anonymously because of digital currency.

Put it this way, when I want to book a short term VR I'm going to Airbnb then TripAdvisor.