You're trying to simplify and own fewer units or move geographies where they're located.The 1031 exchange allows you sell investment property and buy new investment property while indefinitely deferring the tax and depreciation recapture. 

(Before the crisis the states processed fewer than 225,000 claims a week.)

As you know, all too often the fewer the bedrooms, the higher the turnover.

This is from July 16th.....During the latest City Council meeting, many Aldermen voiced reservations about the relocation fee, so it was pulled from consideration and replace by substituted provisions, including:Allowing a tenant to pay back rent after an eviction process beginsRent must be accepted at any time prior to a judgment being enteredTenancy of fewer than 6 months get 30-days notice, tenancies of 6 months to 3 years get 60-days notice, and tenants of more than 3 years get 120-days notice

If you set higher prices and rent fewer nights but make the same amount of money, you actually come out ahead.

Unless stipulated otherwise in the lease you will need a 28 day notice, which terminates the lease at the end of the following month.Here is a link to a Wisconsin Landlord Tenant Guide by the Department of Consumer Protection.In terms of legal notices, leases and other forms you need I would recommend Wisconsin Legal Blank, you can either order online or download the forms.Good luck!

Essentially, it is a consumer protection law. 

Is it actually better to sleep fewer guests?

My best advice to you is to just consume as much information as possible.

I'm not an expert on Indiana law, but as best I can tell the usury laws in your state limits the maximum interest rate that can be charged on "non-supervised" consumer loans to 21 percent per annum.