Utah is a mecca for outdoor recreation.

So if you choose to stop using them, you’d have to recreate the listing and start all over.Just doing a quick google search I did find "Easy Air Rentals" and while I can't speak to the results of the company it does look like they have a Palm Coast presence!

Inimitable means your post is hard to recreate.

Hard to give up the lifestyle of outdoor recreation, vineyards, open country, et cetera.I'll check around in my circles to see if someone might be looking in that area.

We did not plan to move, but for the right amount we would consider it.My thought is we would need to sell for enough to recreate our current home, meaning pool,barn and land, with an additional amount to cover costs and make it worth our while.We left the real estate agent a voice mail.

I do smoke weed recreationally, much less now than when I was young, and I honestly do not believe it causes anywhere near the wall/cieling residue that tobacco use does.

Since purchasing her home the area has continued to developed including a brand new multi-sport recreational park just a short walk from her front door.Now that I am ready to move out and begin renting my property, my mother suggested me possibly taking over her home as my residence and she would look to buy a duplex where her and my grandparents would stay. 

Looking for sites that are well positioned around areas of growth within close proximity of universities (to capitalize on student population) medical centers, technology districts, financial districts, area entertainment and outdoor recreation, trail systems & transportation options. 

I use their API to pull down my data, strip out the cleaning fees and then recreate my ADR's as well, because like you mentioned that is a pass thru to the guest and muddies the waters a bit when modeling deals (although for those not able to do that, I usually just say to back out 15 - 20% of the ADR to get sans Housekeeping). 

If you can find a property that gives you the budget to DEEPLY renovate the house then refinance and have a bit of extra equity, you're setting yourself up to recreate the splendor of buying a new construction property, but often in more preferable locations.