Well, treat them as humans and they might surprise you!  

we're trying to be better humans than operating this under the radar and ticking off all our neighbors, not to mention potentially opening ourselves up to lawsuits or hefty fines. 

If you find something within 20 minutes of a ski mountain, body of water, and/or hiking - you should see a pretty good return.I personally am located close to Rye NH so I know the market in the summer is very popular but from November 15th to May 15th almost every house is doing a seasonal rental at about 60% to 80% of what they charge per week but per month.Conway was VERY STRICT rules about vacation rentals, I was looking into purchasing a property myself but there were many regulations so I ended my search in that area.

You can probably find one through habitat for humanity.

Remember, it's almost human nature for a lot of people to love to talk about themselves so this can be an easy conversation starter and allows you to learn from someone who is experienced.

We all have families and are human and are being affected by this.

They are well established for businesses and are extremely user-friendly and easy to get a human on the phone.

It’s that joke about “writing checks your body can’t cash...”If you were doing a MUCH bigger deal, I could understand.  

If the CEO says they will have $x of EPS and the profit centers miss some tgts, its not hard to envision a situation where they look to trim costs, risk being an attractive area since humans tend to miss weight fat tailed risk, especially in light of quantifiable certainty. 2.

It is just human nature.