There are alot of private equity firms out there that will take a leap of faith if the numbers are right and there are a pile of different loans that fit the multifamily arena.So ive come to the decision for me personally to do this for my first time without one of those mentorship programs that promise the sky and deliver dirt.

Agent on the buying end and Investment Firm on the assigning of contract end.

Considering Airbnb has the co-hosting feature, they're really a non-issue.I'm looking for advice on best practices for managing booking payouts in this scenario.

They are more likely to stand firm on price, and negotiate on options instead.

I'm assuming I would need to go to a law firm but I am not sure who would provide this particular service. 

To thrive in real estate investing, you must maintain a firm grip on your finances.

Should I pay for a hosting platform like Hostfully?

Kathy Fettke, who is the owner, is a regular host for the On The Market podcast.

I just rented out most of the previous month , and agreed to pay the property manager 18% of the booking fee host payout so net of any guest service fees or occupancy taxes airbnb takes.  

I've been researching and it seems like we have two options. 1) Have the seller agree to let us co-host on the listing from the closing date through the end of the year/when the future bookings end while advertising the new listing for any new bookings.