I'm not trying to rip into the work and expense you've done, but for not much more per night, I can get something really great with more bedrooms across the street in Championsgate, Windsor or Solara.I'll jump in about the grill too, that's way too much, especially since your title says "Pool & BBQ", but I have to spend extra to get the BBQ part.

You pay them 10% (of nightly rate plus any additional cleaning or pet fees) to basically manage your listing and your calendar.

The ADU paid $250 or so a night and the main house paid $1200 so there was a totally different type of traveler renting each. 

This deal was my first - and the only one I ever paid capital gains tax on (still keeps me up at night :)  Because I didn't know 1031 exchanges at the time. 

.- Consistency: In neighborhoods like Northwest and Northeast San Antonio, long-term rentals can offer consistent demand due to local schools and businesses.Short-Term Rentals:- Higher Potential Income: You can charge more per night, especially during peak tourist seasons.- Flexibility: If you want to use the property yourself occasionally, you have that option.- More Work: Managing a short-term rental requires more effort with frequent guest turnover and maintaining high standards for reviews.As for platforms, Airbnb is popular, but you might also consider VRBO or Booking.com for short-term rentals.

Then last night Asian markets digested that their largest export market (USA) may be slipping into Recession, so Nikkei _Japan down 13% worst loss in a day since 10/1987, Korea/Thai etc all down big, so now SP500/Nasdaq/Russel/Bitcoin/Ethe all down big as they digest the near term risks, price in higher risk of recession/unwind the Japanese Yen carry trade/rotate from over-valued AI stocks with no near term profitability/Buffet dumping Apple/BOFA etc/and digest domestic politics ( I agree with you that Dems have low chance of winning, whoever runs, due to low turnout from bad economy/inflation damage) but no "coordination" is really necessary to explain the market movements.

There are settings in the platform that help you apply rules like dropping the nightly rates as they come closer, discounting for gaps between bookings, raising the prices around the holidays, etc.

She says she only cleans it every night and collect change 4 hrs a night.

I posted a link to an interesting industrial syndication offer last night on the syndication forum, also 80/20 after 8%, then a bump to 70/30 above 14%IRR , check that out too, obviously different asset class/and existing, but their deck can give you an idea on what the fund raising environment is like tooNE Indy Industrial Portfolio (heritagegroupcapital.com)good luck :)

At this moment im on "night shift" so our times might not match up.