The good news is that "bumps"can propel you forward as long as you see them as learning opportunities.  

We are both in our 30s and work in digital media advertising in NYC and really want another means of income so we don't have to continue with our crazy 40+ hr weeks.  

And that is the reason I have a digital appointment calendar so clients can set their own appointment time.My point is, discuss your concern.  

Forgive me if this question is old news, but some light shed would be much appreciated. :)

I used a standard meter can that I purchased from Home Depot and then bought a Digital WattHour meter (about $25) from a Seller on Ebay. 

She comes running into my room and waking me up with the news.

I can't speak for all investors but I would not do any REI deals for less than double digit returns.

You may have seen in the news that arborists and linemen from all over the country were brought into our area. 

When title gave the bad news to the seller, the seller blamed the realtor.

Here are some really useful blogs to get you started:Short Term Rental Advocacy Center: They have a lot of current information on short term rental regulations.rented. blog: Industry news, tips for homeownersAVROA: The American Vacation Rental Owners' AssociationRentals United blog: Rentals United is a channel manager, but they have a great blog on managing your vacation rental.Cottage BloggerVacation Rental Marketing Blog: run by Matt LandauIf you have any other questions, feel free to reach out!