Air BnB does nothing to make sure you will be in the clear with local zoning and regulations.

This is especially appealing to me as I will soon be moving to Japan for a couple years and so all of the states will be out of state for me.I am curious about Dayton, OH specifically for a few reasons:1- I went to school there (Go Flyers)2- I have family in the area and may be moving back to southern Ohio at some point down the road3- It seems to me (and maybe I am wrong about this, so please correct me if I am) but having a large military base in an area would make the market good for rentals, and Dayton has a large Air Force BaseMy questions are:Does anyone have experience with rental properties (single family and up to quads) in the area?

I hope you are shocked.Now, calmly, on the other hand, if you are just speculating, that is, you are just happy with the general rise in the market, as long as all the old owners remain optimistic enough to keep on sitting tight so that there are few sellers, as long as enough high-tech jobs continue to pour into Portland (doesn't have to be many), as long as there is money in China looking for a way to not just disappear into thin air as in China it might (because at least here in Seattle that source seems responsible for most of the price-raising buying activity), then sure, maybe you are happy to pay 5.5% for the privilege of gaining that speculative increase in equity. 

Maybe it's just a 9 month lease that terminates in the spring.

We're strongly leaning toward Venice, Englewood, Nokomis/Osprey, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Sarasota.

I live in Clearfield UTAH right by Hill Air Force base one of UTAH'S largest employers.

Phil's brother Steve has his own contracting service and has already replaced some decking and repaired carpenter bee damage and may be staining our cabin in the spring.

If anyone in the Colorado Springs Area or has real estate in the Colorado Springs area I can recommend a good property management place. 

Set boxes in the room it to be install AND crack the seals so air can contact the material.The materials shrinks, so beware.

Most weddings are concentrated in the spring/summer, so you end up with a much smaller number of dates to actually work with.