I think a few good ones are structuring your business strategy for future expansion, using legal entities, vetting the cleaning crew, always leaving guests good reviews (because they'll usually return it), etc.

I’m a So Cal native and have experienced the slow, outward expansion of the population from LA over the years first hand.

In today’s fast moving, social media driven business world, your overall brand presence and awareness is crucial to your success, growth, and expansion.

Any expansion since then?

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This applies only to Texas tenancies.TAR and TAA will land your *** in trouble because it has provisions that are unenforceable or a hazard to the landlord if enforced.Waiver or Expansion of Duties and Remedies: Texas Property Code §§91.006(b), 92.006, 92.355*  A landlord’s duty or tenant’s remedy concerning the following may not be waived:Security depositsSecurity devicesDisclosure of ownership and managementUtility cutoffsSmoke detectors, except for the landlord’s duty of inspection and repairRepairs, except in limited circumstances.

@erikbaumer Here are two other good summaries of the 2019 law changes: http://www.realestateindepth.com/news/things-to-know-expansion-of-rent-regulation-and-tenant-protection/https://www.nysar.com/docs/default-source/legal/2019-nysar-landlord-tenant-reform---memorandum.pdf?

Apropos to rental property investing, expansion is a vital and important topic.

@Julie McCoyFrom an email my wife received, she works in HR for MarriottToday marks the exciting launch of Homes & Villas by Marriott International, the company’s global expansion into home rentals.

@Greg Junge  I am working with my cousin on these and once we get our current properties online expansion will be bigger multi's in more landlord friendly states.