William,Would you like to go in to details on legally not rent to people on a non-garnishable source of income.

Let us know what you decide and best of luck.Thanks for this detail!

For instance, with a conservative estimate of 1 month of vacancy per year and 1% of the property value in annual maintenance costs, you could be looking at an additional $2,000+ in costs annually, not to mention the effort and time involved in managing these issues from afar.With all that said, real estate is worth the effort but not all deals are created equal.

I'm curious if anyone has created "digital guidebooks" for their STRs? 

This seems easier with meals, hotels or rental cars where there is a per day cost that is easily calculated.Also, not to create an awkward situation, but it seems you both have a different take on whether the value of reward points are deductible (I spent ~21,000 points on Southwest and the ticket purchase would have been ~$250). 

When people show up for an open house, and they see other people touring the home, it can create a sense of urgency to apply.

It’s all about creating win-win situations!

Without a professional inspection and a detailed quote from a contractor, that estimate could be far off once you get your hands dirty.

I don’t want to create riffs in our landlord/tenant relationship but I also don’t want to pay for it.

Just on the business level for landlords to be as specific as possible with their requirements and give detailed line item dispositions.