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No. It would not be reasonable to claim 100%. Be truthful.It's easier to remember if you get audited. Unless your kids are actually helping,you wouldn't be able to claim their expenses.

From pg 13 from the link provided in post # 3 "Apportionment of travel expenses Where travel related to your rental property is combined with a holiday or other private activities, you may need to apportion the expenses. If you travel to inspect your rental property and combine this with a...

You could state the main purpose of the trip was to inspect/repair the property. At that time the trip was extended, and only those extra few days of accommodation, car rental,meals would be personal. Many times, it is the wording that has the effect of how the regulations are applied.

Instead of trying to claim 100% of the deductions,consider doing a percentage. Work a fair day,and with the remaining hours of the day, do touristy things. Here,in Canada,there are certain rules for certain deductions, such as needing to own 2 IP's in different locations. If it is a grey...