(DMM could work... but it is the least effective form of marketing from all the other methods, in my honest opinion)

., I think in one way or another everyone is effected by what’s been going on in the market recently.

In addition, courts generally require the party invoking the clause to use reasonable efforts to avoid the effects of force majeure.

However:We are noticing the market is getting saturated with vacation rentalsWe have had to lower our rates to keep high occupancy especially in slow seasons like summerWe added a hot tub to one of our properties to see if it would help bookings - it has but it was a big expenseVacation rentals have had negative effects on communities like Sedona by driving up housing costs and making it more difficult to find housing since most people want to turn their properties in vacation rentalsWe are pretty concerned that the law that originally inspired us to do this is going to get repealed or modified (SB 1350)If I were buying a property now in AZ I would be more careful about pulling the trigger.  

We actually put effort into the interior design and - within reason - open up the floor plan, update kitchens and bathrooms and spend money on landscaping.The goal is always a combination of looks, durability and cost effectiveness.

@Shane Willis direct mail has been most effective for me in finding off-market deals.

@Arron Paulino you can withdraw contributions from a ROTH IRA at any time with no penalty, and those withdrawals are treated as contributions first, then once cumulative contributions are exhausted, and only then, is there considered a distribution subject to tax/penalties before the qualifying rules (retirement age, 5 years, etc.) go into effect. 

But before jumping into Pay Per Click, it is VERY VERY important to know exactly how to use it effectively and efficiently. 

However, if you have excess depreciation from other properties that excess depreciation is applied to the capital gains making them tax deferred.Ultimately, your taxes (long term capital gains + recapture depreciation) are due in full when all your properties are sold.However, if you keep reinvesting you can effectively defer taxes forever similar to 1031.DISCLAIMER: I am not a CPA and this in not a tax advice.

But when used properly (ie in accordance with the law), LLCs are equity effective at protecting personal assets.