@Kevin BoydIf you have the space make it a cool themed game room or Theater room.

Though yes, I do agree, too much of a stain on the name "Airbnb" would hurt us since as much as we like to say just get bookings other ways, many of us to rely on Airbnb for a large percentage of our bookings.And FWIW, I would not at all be surprised if a lot of it was hotel lobbying to drum up these social media trends. 

Lejeune is fully outfitted to create a mini city inside the base, it hosts a massive array of amenities for the local areas, including:  three elementary schools, one primary school, one secondary school, one middle school, one high school, the Lejeune Inn has 90 rooms, post office, 12 Marine Marts, two golf courses and two driving ranges, bowling alley, two community centers, six recreation centers, three hobby shops, five pools, two movie theaters, a marina, banks and credit unions, fitness centers, and even library on base.

Its bowl-shaped theater boasts the highest-resolution wraparound LED screen, while its exterior showcases 1.2 million programmable hockey puck-sized LEDs, making it a visual marvel.

This is not surprising considering that large Wall Street companies unofficially lobbied the government to create these plans, primarily the 401K, as a way for average Americans to funnel money into their traditional investments.

Well we (NAR) just got you the 20% pass through deduction up to $315k for married people, so I think that is pretty good bang for your buck, getting an extra $15k a year into your pocket...though you get it even not being a member even though it was our pooling of funds and our lobbying efforts that got that for our industry.

Long Term: Lobby your state legislator for a change in the Law.Short Term: Cash Out Refi! 

The bigger homes have the room to be able to theme them and capture the imagination with game rooms, theater rooms, beds that look like boats or star wars spaceships.

Half of Hobby Lobby is signs. 

We immediately replaced the entire roof with money we received cash-back at closing, rehabbed all of the common areas (lobby, hallways, cafeteria, entrance), rehabbed the 3 vacant units, addressed the landscaping, resurfaced and lined the parking lot, implemented third party management (Vic Green Realty), and added a $25/m utility bill-back.