I think this is changing now since there's a lot more education via social media and the internet. 2) Delayed gratification- This country has a very consumer oriented mindset - new phones, new cars, clothes, etc.

Bring in your internet is all.  

My advice - find a legit mentor that may partner with you as cohost is your first property, willing to share knowledge and you absolutely know for a fact they hv experience in the airbnb space with their own properties; gather info on internet, buy a couple of books - all the information is already out there.

From my internet sleuthing I knew the owners were in at least their late seventies, lived all the way in Oregon and had owned it for nearly forty years.

There are a lot of factors at play that are hard to what-if over the internet based on a couple sentences of info.

It would be foolish to take internet legal advice and just blindly act.

They have been incredible in dealing with my properties across the country and I'm looking to bring some value to them.  

It's better than what you'll get from most attorneys and what you'll find on the internet.

I haven't had any issues with the wifi in either the Kwikset or the Schlage but my Schlage is in a city location with usually reliable internet.

Asking a bunch of random strangers on the internet is a great way to attract creepers. :)