Should always read the fine print. 

Annnnnd now that's in print so someone can remind me I said it when I'm tearing my hair out over crooked foundations and crumbling plaster, haha.Good to meet you! 

Then create a spreadsheet to upload or print labels.

I like rentometer because it is tangible data you can print and include with your rent increase letter. 

Just because you aren't personally using it, it is being not rented for personal use by your guests, so technically their usage may use up some of your 14 days allowable personal use.Another thing to consider is with a property management company usually in the fine print is something about how many personal weeks you may use.

For example, Advertising could not have additional subcategories of Print and Digital Advertising.Thanks for the advise.Ben 

Maybe your boss should pony up for a trip to a real estate marketing seminar.My best advice to you is to try to be bold and different and to speak directly to the problem.

. / linked reference, and then have that printed- up as a hand- out brochure, and also summarized for direct mail, etc. and most of the related info online is rather biased, if not confusing to those unfamiliar with the terminology.

You need: original contract with an agreed upon time line, photographs, documentation of daily activity, emails, letters, printed texts, cost of each window.

It's just a spreadsheet printed out with a space for a name, phone, email.....I don't think I ever got one back if I didn't list it, but also wanted to provide the idea they would never sell it on their own, and I would follow up with anyone that had called them.