They have tools to improve occupancy, advertise your house in many channels and help with all this logistics between guests.

My official day job is working in a medical clinic doing drug screens for contractors to get access to a refinery for work. 

Like previous comment, it is quite difficult to convince the local elected officials to get on board.

(I would have to pull reports to get breakdown, which isn’t happening on my phone) What I did say is that it takes work, and has drawbacks, and I recommend a balanced approach across multiple channels. 

I'm not a landlord (yet), but I can give you a veteran's perspective.I recall the requirement being 30-days notice with official orders.

Remodeling an old cabin would make great content for my YouTube channel, combined with some AirBnb cashflow, combined with a cool vacation spot for me to stay at from time to time.

Again, channel the excitement into learning and self-education, and towards hitting the first milestone of building a strong liquidity position.

At some point, elected officials will have to stare this down and begin making hard choices.

I just became a Pro Member and I have officially started my journey as a real estate investor. 

Put up signs that make the rules look super official (no smoking, tenant parking only etc.)Put up security cameras if you can