You really pick up a lot, and one plane ticket, a rental car, a hotel and meals are more than worth it if you're going to buy 10 homes. 

If you're looking to AirBNB, you could get a little more in rent to compete with the Hotel industry but it's likely not enough to offset the PITI + HOA fees. 

Travel/hotel/mileage, meals, office equipment/supplies/furniture, cell phones (including all monthly fees), all subscriptions (print/digital), REIA fees, conferences, education.

We've had a great experience using just Airbnb - their commission is low, they handle all of the credit card transactions (unlike booking.com), you aren't required to have instant book, and travelers who use Airbnb aren't usually expecting 'hotel quality'. 

My go to is Sam's club Hotel Premier Collection.

The IRS assumes hotel operations.If the average rental period is >7 but <30 days, and you are not providing substantial services (i.e. maid services) then the activity is passive. 

Recently I have become excited with finding affordable options for comfortable and practical living. Tumbleweed Tiny Homes are popular in California. I think Texas is the state with the most opportunity with a growing...

If I had to guess he is probably the 4th or 5th Duckmaster in the history of the hotel.  

You can guarantee that burden is going to greatly impact the many people who help provide housing during critical events such as sun n' fun fly in that our hotel industry cannot meet the demand of today.11.

The 401k will be the/an owner of that entity that can vest title to real property.The income from the property will be tax-deferred in the US, but any local property, hotel or income taxes will still apply.