How about keeping the capital gains tax I suggested on secondary homes, thus keeping out one class of people, those who are actually making handsome profits on

How about keeping the capital gains tax I suggested on secondary homes, thus keeping out one class of people, those who are actually making handsome profits on this behavior. Renting out to people during the 6 months of the year is already an incentive, you get a check each month. You might also get to talk to a few people, learn a few things and make some new friends. Not sure if there is renter insurance, but that might be nice in case you get a tenant that damages the place. A service like that might give property owners some peace of mind.