@Mariflor0
(sorry, I just deleted my first reply, since I misread your question!)
You have an amazing place!
What will make it easier to rent out rooms is that you are there (better supervision!),
but what might cause host fatigue is having strangers in the house on a regular basis, esp. with shared spaces.
Many hosts have encountered problems with guests who share the kitchen for ex. because they either help themselves to host food, or they cook extensive strong smelling food, or they don't clean up after themselves. You will probably find yourself getting stricter and hanging up more little notes in your home every time you had guests who didn't read the house rules or have a contrary view of boundaries than you do.
I have a smaller home and do not share my living room or kitchen, but have occasionally had guests in the kitchen anyway, because they had either not read or forgotten that house rule part. Now it's in my guest manual that I tell them to check. And at some point I got some kids blocks to spell out 'PRIVATE' on the door (plus I hung up a curtain to block the view through the glass door). Sharing a house/renting rooms needs clear boundaries, and it needs more host involvement to make these clear. Realize it's an ongoing learning experience, and if a guest goes over what's okay, don't let it slide, make sure you address it directly in a nice way but be rock-firm about it. Like hotel employees who are very sweet and friendly, but can't be moved off of corporate policy.
