You are likely to appreciate, but you never know what will happen with the area as a short-term location so your hedge is on cash flow and maybe slower appreciation than regular single-family residential homes.

Showing a profit is just a slight concern because it just adds to our regular tax burden from our day jobs.

Check their communication style - do they respond promptly, comfortable with video calls, and send regular updates?

It wasn’t just rich people that got screwed by Morris Invest/ Oceanpointe I’m sure a lot of regular people got taken also. 

The cleaner can just let you know when it's time to restock supplies. 

It could be hard to prove with outside agents (regular buyer agents) as they don't log their clients in on showings, only themselves as the agent.

There won’t be a ton of supply, so you should be able to get an idea on locations and pricing fairly quickly.

If you’re referring to a special assessment, the ones for major expenses not covered by the regular dues, then maybe.  

You should only be buying if the regular rate works for you guys.One other note to help you on your journey.

It would be new furniture and updated appliances, but still need to think of capital expenses.Basic Supplies (tp/shampoo/paper towels) - $200 per monthCleaning - $250?