@Robert WillardAs a consumer, I way rather prefer bnbs over hotels.

My attorney prepared the notes and DT and they were called participation mortgages.Doing it with builders is a business to business deal, and not a lightning rod for regulators/politicians like business to consumer transactions.  

I would just replace X% with "CPI for [insert appropriate area] for [all consumers, or whatever line item you want to reference from BLS reports] as published by US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)" and leave it at that.

But creating LLC for each property is not only expensive, but time consuming as well.How would you structure it?

Similarly, you can offer a biweekly cleaning/maintenance to make sure everything is still in top shape...but that's pricey and time-consuming; I would usually just set aside some time after they check out,  to do a reset before going back to a short-term rental.If it's just a month, making it clear that this is still a temporary rental contract (and that you only offer the initial supply of toiletries etc.) should be ok. 

Some states, such as mine in FL, will view a loan as a consumer loan (meaning the lender must have a lic. and met all the CFPB requirements to make a consumer loan) in the case the borrower was an individual, even if non-primary resident disclosures and B-2-B purpose loan disclosures were signed by the borrower. 

It must be a faulty meter, based on the sheer magnitude of water consumed.

This allows you as the consumer to be able to shop and vet lenders without penalty.2.

So it gives you an idea of what major lumber suppliers are paying for lumber to resale to the individual consumer on a national level. 

Should be a Federal law / consumer protection I've been told at many closings.