Jason,What you responded to was (most likely) a position to become a door knocker for a public adjuster - to solicit business for them.  

Have you done a spreadsheet and run your numbers?

Guess it does not make sense to have a prospective tenant run their credit/background when it’s included in their Zillow application?  

., in Okaloosa Island.Here is a summary of our findings from the previous sections:There are two demand hotspots for short-term rentals in Okaloosa Island, with the one located at the southwest of Santa Rosa Blvd exhibiting a higher occupancy rate (69.6%) and a higher average daily rate ($306).The top-performing listings in this area typically feature 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with 5 out of 8 listings having these exact characteristics.We have analyzed a chart containing the top 100 most common amenities for top-performing listings with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.The high season extends from March to the end of November, with May and July being the peak months.The average daily rate for a 2-bedroom / 2-bathroom unit in this area throughout the year is $306, with an average daily cleaning fee of $20.Now, assuming we have located in the for-sale market a 2-bedroom / 2-bathroom unit meeting all our criteria, our objective is to run a financial case study to estimate cash-on-cash returns and other relevant parameters.The chart below presents all the inputs for our financial case study:Some observations:We anticipate receiving 40 reviews within a 12-month period, which is a conservative estimate based on our previous analysis.The bookings to review rate has been established at 85%.

You run into the issue of one leaving and them bringing in a new roommate. 

Hi, I’m based in the Seattle area but invest in the Midwest with 9 doors across Memphis and Detroit.

Vertical blinds work well with sliding glass doors.

The other possibility is that your rental did REALLY well - it would probably have to be a home run short term rental to generate that much taxable income in that short of a time frame. 

My parents run a very successful MTR in downtown Santa Barbara. 

I’m only running the business part time (15 to 20 hrs a week) and it’s already bringing in about 3k a month profit (with everything subtracted from revenue besides taxes).