Cleaners are of course the number one ingredient to a successful VR in any market.

.- V/R Troy

Self managing a VR is not for everyone.

I don't have the link, but someone sent me an example of a porn star trying to pick (what she called) her "profile picture," - nope!

For future reference, I would probably change the title to something more relevant to the question however, a lot of people that might have good feedback for you will probably skip the thread if they don't have anything to do with managing a beach VR

@Rush Wall Yeah, I’m a little nervous about it being out of state trying to pick up a VR.

I’ve listened to all 300 of them, I’m in the VR business, and I did not like or agree with this podcast.

:) I have owned 2 successful VR's in Tahoe if you ever want to chat further.

While our VR functions as a nightly rental, we wanted to "do the right thing" after the fires and offer the home to fire evacuees.

I was unaware of reality of this prior to purchasing the vr, I thought it would be more passive (because I was using a management company).....but I learned quickly it was a business (I was always thinking how to increase income, decrease expenses, reposition, etc.).