If you like people, are organized, can approach it from a "business" point of view, not just the latest "cool" thing and if you can stick with it.If you find an area that has good hotel usage you can use their numbers to figure out occupancy rates.

She is being put up in a hotel and we are handling all arrangements and expense since its our house. 

There's always lots of supply as well when you consider all the hotels and different Airbnb choices.

They have a hotel attached to their North American headquarters that looks out over the production floor, and every room as a tap/shower beer fridge.  

Budget hotels were fine if they weren't over leveraged and high end hotels always had guests.

Accessory Dwelling Unit/in-law unit requirements)A: Current planning regulations prohibit any rental of a single-family home, duplex, apartment/condo, live/work unit, or room for less than thirty (30) days, based on the City’s definition of “Permanent Residential Activities”, which are defined as the occupancy of living accommodations on a thirty (30) days or longer basis, with none of the living units under the same ownership or management on the same lot being occupied on a shorter basis.If you are renting your single-family home, duplex, apartment/condo, live/work unit, or room for less than thirty (30) days, the Oakland Planning Code defines the activity as “Transient Habitation” (or essentially a hotel).

To mine and my wife's ears it sounded like it was on the opposite side near the circuit breaker, furnace, and modem/router.One of the tenants was very concerned about the possibility of it being dangerous - possibly carbon monoxide, and this morning mentioned that she would be staying in a hotel until it's resolved, so I had the fire department out today to check for carbon monoxide and they didn't find anything and they even told her pretty much what I've been saying this entire time which is - you might need to sit down in the basement until you hear it and move closer and closer to where it's coming from until you can figure it out. 

However, they didn't build all those 4000-5000 room hotels by giving everyone who walks in $1000, probably the reverse of that.I always look at booking calendars when people tell me they're killing it.Randomly I chose a pretty nice looking "cabin" 5 bedroom in Sevierville....which I've probably never been to or remember anything about. 

There's vast opportunity for large-scale developments such as hotels, residential complexes, and commercial spaces.

Charge a certain amount per day from the money held back if they go past the deadline. you want to make the amount they pay considerably more than a hotel room or why would they ever leave.