There is food in the fridge and a huge chest freezer full of stuff.

So you have a lot fewer turns, and you can still charge a healthy premium over long-term rentals.I don't currently have any units that fit that profile, but some food for thought, certainly!

I currently make $14/hr in fast food and plan to hold while I pursue my ADN in Nursing.

You can hunt for food. 

Food for thought.

Use the $100 rebate check to buy a personal item from them that I cannot deduct, like a grill or dog food. 

I had lots of damage from renters: I had people break my leather sofa 3x over 5 years, glass bottle fell into hottub (even with rules about no food/drink in hottub), clogged pipes from people flushing condoms and tampons, all sorts of broken things. 

I wanted to be sure that coffee/food/beverage business would be allowed. 

I had an idea of "renting" spots to food trucks for the day/weekend.  

Just some food for thought.