We have 2 tiny houses, and I often have to drop them as low as $59/night (+$25 cleaning fee) to get bookings

The residence is a "product," in your understanding of the thing, and tossing these people out of the place they call home is "naturally" a good idea.Can you and @Austin Fruechting just maybe try for half a second to imagine that a man who was born in a stable, lived in a tiny village for most of his life learning a simple trade, wandered jobless all over the land with his followers living on the charity of others, and died penniless on a cross to be buried at the expense of a friend perhaps, just perhaps, did not particularly care about crushing it in multifamilies?

Half of the email is a giant blue box and at the bottom in a tiny font is the actual info about the post.  

Not that it matters since only a very tiny portion of them will actually read it.

The cost to pay utilities for a vacant unit where nothing is getting used is usually tiny...vs the hassle of having to get stuff turned back on....

Instead of doing much landscape work, in our area people buy red wooden chips throw them around.

Even if some of the people posting are wrong and there are really 15 listings it's still a tiny, tiny number.  

Only a little of the glue down type do I have upstairs on wooden subfloor but haven't had any problems yet.I also just noticed after writing this that you posted this a month ago so you have probably already made your decision.

Also you're still only talking about a tiny sliver of people that have 401K accounts. 

It has a great layout and outdoor space, but it is small is square footage and has a tiny bedroom.