why want to do that?
just rent it to Africans... they can pay good rental.

maybe owner manage to convince the management....who knows

Truthfully, in my youth, I did not believe the power of tenancy agreement. To be honest, I don't either now. If anything, tenancy agreement protects the tenants more than the owners. Verbal agreement is a form of agreement. Getting your 1-3 days tenant to sign on a piece of paper is good enough, personally. The shortest time frame I have let out is 1 week and normally that privilege is applicable to my returning O&G clients. Anything wrong, the company will compensate me. I think the problem with doing 1-3 days tenancies is the logistic of dealing with your potential tenants and possible damage they bring. You do not know how much deposit you should take from them if your house is equipped with more than 20k worth of furnitures. All it takes is one case, and it will set you back for a while.

can pm me which high end condo is available for daily rental? might be good to have a party there. thanks!

Thanks... please do not come to TS for daily rent, real resident like me gets annoyed because we just totally lose control over the incoming crowd...

Hmm let me rephrase - please come to TS for one night, you can come and have a not-too-noisy party, and please give me the unit number of that God-damn-boutel! For that I'll buy you a big big supper 

Sigh, we got bigger problem - the cheapo developer refused to call for AGM despite the VP was 30th April 2011 - I'm really tempted to sue them and send the tauke to jail...

Developer is in control - so we don't have resident pass system. Plus tenants are too "fluid", keep moving in and out (coupled with this Boutel going on)...
And having ME tenants who don't sleep at night (they have fun at poolside till 3am) and loves to litter really doesn't help...
Management office is all ready to shut the Boutel down but we need to give them the unit number... (and they advised that we residents better not get involved directly)...

Long term tenants does not mean it must be good, but for security purpose, it is easier for them to control, monitor etc.
It is impossible for security personnel to control and monitor if the properties is full of stranger everyday and changing everyday.
Try to run a management company or security company with that, you will find and encounter problem to enforce a tight security in this kind of situation.

Just like a mall, it is impossible to screen every visitors coming in, as everyday you see stranger and face keep on changing.
If screening everyone, people complain, and also causing lot of time and effort by the security personnel, causing delay in access, car access etc.

But with long term tenants mostly, security personnel can identify who is who, and even their routine visitors.

No one want their properties or home being passed by stranger that keep on changing everyday except for the party wish to turn their properties into daily rent and reap profit from it. No offence. 

Yes bad long tenants is as bad. But we are talking about increase of security risk with extreme short term /daily tenants.

It is not only increase the security risk, but can make the property value less appealing for future appreciation for genuine future own stay buyer.