The BRRR method is a favorite for scaling, and I’m sure you'll gain a lot of valuable insights as you make that transition.

They generally don't want unpermitted issues on the books any more than you do.Better to do this ASAP and not mess with it, you want to show that you are serious about getting this corrected.

One booking 6 weeks from now really handicaps your ability to book MTR guests. 

My experience in the last 18 months…lots of “looks” on FF, but almost all bookings coming through Airbnb.

If you do a search on airbnb, you can see a few of larger homes (4 bedrooms+) are getting decent booking. 

Some people make attempts at getting around this buy calling them "marketing fees" or some other obvious attempt at skating the law, but even if there is some loophole or potential way around it, anyone who is willing to pay that fee to an unlicensed person isn't the smartest person in my book because it's very risky, and no upside to the risk of it.

(Roth's being an exception.)CPA Tom Wheelwright has a chapter on this in his book Tax Free Wealth and agrees with what I just noted. 

I'm looking at an excel sheet of Airbnb bookings for a client of mine.

**Integrate Lead Forms or Call-to-Actions**: Add forms or buttons that encourage visitors to book viewings or request more details.2.

Some of my favorite Zip codes are 38109, 38104, 38111, & 38107.