A little background: I live in the Nashville area, currently work as a CPA in corporate finance, and have a couple of rentals that I manage (1 long term and one STR).Thank you in advance for any advice! 

A few examples: -OneKey points that can be redeemed for some listings but not others-Certain photos being denied from upload with no explanation for why-Completely failed dynamic pricing tool that puts you in a catch 22 with your calendar At least AirBnb has their IT game in order and a modern and relatively intuitive interface with updated fonts, graphics etc.

Timing is key—typically, I’d wait a few months post-storm to see where things settle, but keep an eye on local inventory levels and insurance trends.

If you bought an existing home and it had a massive problem your inspector didn't catch, your deal could go under.Am I wrong to think about it this way?

That's sort of the catch, the larger the building and the more amenities it has, the more rules you will run into. 2-3 story walk-ups in nice neighborhoods could be a good place to start, lower HOA fees too.  

hey - im also in fort lauderdale u can dm me if you need another set of eyes on that deal  - be very careful flipping in this market - check local data, dom etc so you dont get stuck on the market 

The last straw was that we did not see eye to eye on rent increases.

@Daisy Hawkins where is your LLC registered - in many states anyone can search the articles of incorporation or statement of information to find LLC members.

No matter how thorough you are, there’s a chance you’ll miss something important if you’re relying on your eyes only.1.

They want to look you in the eye and tell you about their kids, dogs and how the weather is.