But if you’re not doing it every day, and haven’t done lots of transactions, and aren’t intimately familiar with the local market on a house by house level, then you couldn’t possibly know as much about things to avoid and best practices etc. as someone who does it every day for a living and has done lots of transactions.

That is not scientific at all and would be a pain to look at every day to see if there are short term bookings.   

May be worth a meeting and a conversation to sound them out.Edit for a fun story:I worked with this guy who was super stoked on 420, had "legalize it" stickers all over his car, wore Bob Marley shirts, stopped work every day at 4:20 to take a hit, etc.

Using antifreeze instead of water keeps it from smelling if you aren't able to check it every day.

I think this tenant is starting to come across as high maintenance and this was just another thing piled on top of other things.Nearly every day she has asked me to do something. 

Also...in example, spending $20 to put your logo on a pair of $60 pants - even if you get the tax deduction, you likely would have had more money in your pocket to just wear normal pants without a logo.As noted - clothing should not be suitable for everyday wear in order to be a tax deduction. 

CLAIM THOSE ALL DAY EVERY DAY!

The same question is analyzed every day by millions of businesses, investors, wealth managers, financial analysts, and corporate treasurers world wide.

.- Investors are buying and selling properties every day in Seattle.

I see them almost every day.