Hi @Eric Li,Mentality: You and I are very much alike; you are very analytical, which is a gift, but it also can trick you into thinking you can outsmart the future and mathematically win at investing. 

In the interim, provide a fan, provide a gift card or something.

There is very active discussions on handling reservations, screening, taking credit card payments, handling foreign reservations, gift baskets, how to manage the locks (high turnover so keys are a problem), cleaning and maintenance ideas, etc.WARNING: The list is mostly about the operational aspects of a VR business.

@Hector AyalaThis is par for the course with the 203k, the gift that keeps on giving to the contractors.

Or just gift it to the son and file a gift tax return, charging against lifetime limit (50/50 with spouse on gift, so that's 1/2 value against the $5.5 million each has in estate tax exemption).Or just gift the kid the income (but that doesn't get around paying taxes at his rate, in the first place).

Let's say he gives it to me as a "gift" .

Besides, my late fees are a gift compared to most ($27.50 and no daily extra charge).They were pretty sore about the late fee they got last month, but I am glad I charged it anyways.

Hi everyone, I was recently gifted a house that I am currently living in but would like to move out of and rent in the very near future.

Simply call it an anniversary gift.

If it doesn't work within 30 days just look under you pillow for a special gift from the tooth fairy.