With @Michael Baum on this.Another angle of thought - who would have a better chance of success challenging Airbnb TOS:1) A "brand" with 5 units2) A brand with 500 units?

I am at this writing currently selling a 35 acre tract to a big developer who is converting the local golf course here in Oregon that was zoned Open space.. they have been successful in getting the rezone..

I've invested in Windsor ontario in the past and saw great success but prices are substantially higher than they were back then.

seems to me folks can just share in the success stories threads thats where you go to talk about your wins and let folks know what your up to..

On their Wednesday's Zoom, they feature Show & Tell, so you can see the successes and questions of others.   

But, if it results in a”forced savings” of money that would otherwise be spent, I guess that can be considered a success.   

I know I'll have to do major screening but seems to be very successful/passive as someone who at one time had 200 section 8 SFR rentals.. there is a lot of miss information about the program..

We see a lot of our clients in Denver and Colorado Springs have success with either rent-by-the-room or some sort of basement apartment/ADU setup.

My developer client successfully defended the initial challenges and settled on this having PE rights, so he shifted the site plan to avoid the issue.

I’ve used PriceLabs Revenue Estimator in the past with great success.