Determine the level of risk and charge an appropriate increase to the monthly rent to mitigate the additional risk of damage.I manage 400 rentals and can tell you that a 4-year-old boy is more dangerous to your property than most animals.

Originally posted by @Vamos Latam:This is dangerously close to being an advertisement.

Most states if she is a danger to herself or others commitment is a possibility but the court would need to be petitioned.

(Keep your max bookings to 14 days or less IMO)And as @Bryan Danger says, you can always go back to LTR if you have a STR.

We trusted "friends" who did this for a living, so that we wouldn't have to expose ourself or our children during a dangerous time.

Partnering" (a dangerous word, btw) with people can be done with a stand-alone entity. 

Some of the advice above is solid and some is DANGEROUS!   

In the end I am far from a gifting expert - I just know enough to get a little dangerous and when to call in the experts at the firm. 

Our lease states that the pet is approved as long as there is no evidence of dangerous behavior or excessive barking. 

There's no danger of drowning but I'd like to do everything possible to slow the leak. as for overthinking, in some ways, that's how I got into the position of safety from drowning :^)anyhow, I'm retired and this forum has started to open my eyes to opportunities of deploying capital in new ways. very intriguing.