I’m an AZ native as well and believe I can add some value.  

Every suburban realtor’s fantasy is that the rich tech native from SF or the wealthy banker from NYC is going to call them and give them a deal.

I'm thinking a few trees, some CA native plants, maybe a concrete patio and fire pit?  

I'm a native of San Francisco and I also live in the Bay Area, therefore, this is a hot topic for me. 

I'm a Colorado native and have reviews published online.

I'm native to Maryland, but have lived in Virginia for my entire tour.

I'm a Pittsburgh native if you need some insight on which neighborhoods are the best, the trends, and the worst.

I'm a Georgia Native, former student athlete with a passion for Real Estate.

As a native, I am familiar with all of the areas in Middle Tennessee and have some pretty extensive expertise in investment real estate as well.

The primary value-add for the third party tools like BP and PL have (historically) been that you had more control over the price so you were not simply having AirBnB's native pricing algorithm underprice the night rate by maximizing occupancy over revenue, since AirBnB makes more money renting your space 360 day/years at $100/night than 180 days/year at $200/night.