If you're doing a 3 night minimum, you are almost guaranteed to have a decent amount of vacancy, since you'll end up with lots of 1 and 2 night chunks between stays and those won't be bookable (that said, you don't want to deal with a 1 night stay, ugh).
I wouldn't count the cleaning fee, that's work (and sucky work at that) in your numbers.
Figure 65% occupancy to be conservative. So roughly $2300 gross a month. I don't know what investment property loan rates look like right now but I'd guess in the ballpark of 5%, so your $225k in loans will cost something like $1200 a month. Taxes and insurance, I'm not going to guess at, nor HOA, but take those out of your $1000 cash flow and you'll have a rough idea of where you're at...
...before maintenance and upkeep. Which will be considerable for a nightly rental. Linens, towels, small appliances... it will add up.
To me it does not sound appealing. Our experience with AirBnB was that it was a shitload of work for negligible extra money over just doing a long term rental (we're in a ski town, so there's a definite offseason, which is what killed it).
-W