Our last trip prior to covid and our 9 month old baby was Budapest, Prague and Vienna.

Plus, I'm sure you and your husband would prefer to minimize your trips down there!

I figure that 1-night rentals are not ideal for the calendar or the guest experience (once fees are factored in), but my thought was that many people are just getting away for a weekend or short trip, so 3 nights seemed limiting.

I have noticed that every year the amount that I pay for premiums/catch up contributions seems smaller due to house hacking, acquiring more rental. working overtime, per diem for work trips (it adds up), etc but again I came up the set amount to my policy based of numbers when I had less rentals and a was a brand new father. 

Even though she agreed to do the work, she fought every step of the way and I had to guilt trip her at times to do basic work - like installing working smoke detectors.  

I know that means it’s a condo or townhouse, and in my recent real estate trip to Nevada (I live in the Bay Area), I saw nice 2/1 and 2/2 condos in the Summerlin area.

Thank you so much, @Brad Bellstedt, @Dan Mumm, and @Eric FernwoodI REALLY appreciate the insight and info.I am going to make a trip out to LV in a few weeks, and I'm going to plan to take a look at a few neighborhoods and a few houses for sale

Our long-term tenants actually will leave a list of things they'd like us to do while we're there (fix a gate latch, loose towel rack, etc.) and it's saved a ton on what we call  "stupid trip" fees, where paying expensive handyman trips for minor issues was a constant hit to cash flow. 

We are planning a month long trip to Europe next year and part of the trip will be to meet with property managers or RE agents to look at potential acquisition to hold as a rental for short term rentals like AirBnB.

I can't fly away to hang out on a beach, or hike mountains, or cruise around on a yacht without money.