I have worked as a Co-Host on Airbnb and yes I know, cohosting and property management are two different things.

Check out Colorado for a great example of a state that has hindered develop not just on MHPs but every imaginable type of real estate development.

The commission has been 6% for as long as I can remember and I’ve been making up 1/2-1% for years when the listing agent pays a co-broke less than 3%.

My wife and I currently have a farm property in Wellington Colorado outside of city limits.

Glenshaw Glass Co SCOTUS case is on point here.  

@Kevin Sobilo Well, you can here in Colorado by shifting to transaction broker, but it is not ever recommended from a liability and ethics standpoint. 

I have just moved into a new city (New Orleans) and want to get into the STR space through co-hosting and really become an expert in the process, what's the best way to gain exposure, connect, contact and gain clients in a new area. 

What's the best strategy to get a good fix and flip opportunity in Colorado Denver area?

Hi Reagan, I'm an investor in Columbus OH myself and just recently co-hosted a REI meetup in June.

We discussed that in 2 years he would either sell, Rent it out ( and we co own the rental)  or buy me out of my share at present market value.