I contacted cozy livid about this and the response was he paid with a credit card payment through cozy and he had reported to the credit card it was fraud.

Joining this community was the first step and in my opinion the next step would be making some business cards and start going to REIAs close to you. 

Don't use it as a piggy bank, keep separate books and records, keep a proper accounting for credit card charges /etc, try not to collect rental payments on behalf...it goes on.b) All three will be subject to income taxes in your resident state. 

~Add or take off promotional offers for guests....like book a weeknight for a $10 coffee gift card, etc.Really the options for changing up a listing are endless, but there's a few ideas.

There should be a property card.

If this was us, I would hope that we would have thought to get some gift cards for some local restuarants and dropped them at the hotel for them. 

I spent so much money trying to bring that place together that I am literally tens of thousands of dollars in high interest credit card debt.

I made pizzas on Friday and Saturday nights all through college and it didn't even feel like work.I would also sign up for one (and only one) credit card, not use it that much, and make sure you pay it off every month. 

Report fraud to my credit card co.?

And it syncs the dynamic pricing data from PriceLabs to all those channels as well (or Wheelhouse, Beyond Pricing if you prefer those).They also support integration with real credit card merchant accounts.