I've heard of people trying similar things, you'll likely still run across people who don't read the rules and use the kitchen whenever they please, hell I have my check in and check out time posted on the listing, within the welcome message and on my welcome pamphlete and people still ask me what time they can check in and check out.If you're going to block out the kitchen from use then that is certainly possible, however, a home that large is a benefit to typically families, and they will more then likely want to cook which is one of the main reasons large units do so well as vacation rentals because their niche isn't easily filled in any other hospitality alternative.

Using multiple policies can be a bit of a pain but the pricing and coverage is well worth it.

I did mine back in July, and they sure were a pain.  

I would have a hard time making a huge change in my life without a significant pain point.  

My girlfriend put her 4/2.5 home up for sale last year and they started building ten new homes within four blocks, in Semiole Heights and she has only had one low ball offer from a Flipper, with all kinds of complaints, in a whole year.

I'm all in for $70k with an ARV of $105k to $110k.Rent will be $1100 and taxes right now are $2100 but thru research I found a rental about a block away and the taxes are $3500 with no exemptions.

I went from using TurboTax to H&R Block and most recently last year I used a private company recommended by a coworker.

Two homes on the same block sold for $249k in the last few months.

I'll offer $XXX or you can sit on it for another zz DOM and still face no offers" - - aka highlight the pain.

You should check out @Joel Block's Dealmaking Symposium to learn to raise and organize capital.