Not sure why you make such wild assumptions.

Just here in the front range of Denver, the Airbnb laws vary wildly.

I'd say it works out to $20 an hour for them.It can, of course, vary wildly - I've spent $250 to deep clean just a kitchen, and I've spent $800 to trash out a backyard.This doesn't include any repairs necessary - painting touch ups, replacing damaged fixtures, landscaping, etc. 

There is also the wild card of imported drywall that contains asbestos which also can't be determined without time and testing.

So for instance the southeast has Charlotte, Atlanta, Charleston, Greenville, Jacksonville, Orlando, Knoxville, Nashville, Little Rock, Birmingham, etc.Another way to get market leads is to type top 10 retirement city's or top ten city's for population growth, or job growth, top 10 best place to live, work, vacation, go to college, etc. let your mind run wild.3.

These people were often retired, paid big bucks to stay here and usually weren’t throwing wild parties that could cause damage.It may be true that you can make more money on multiple short-term stays in a month.

And if you are able to save more from your "day job", you can add to this pot of money to do bigger projects or multiple projects at the same time.It's insanely wild, to wrap your head around, but it works! 

@Lucas Carl Would love to see the numbers breakout on this house when it's revamped and in the wild.

It can be a wildly successful cash flow strategy for investors with the right temperament but I have also seen it chew up very wise seasoned investors and spit them out the other side.

I met the guy, a young fella to take his check, and noticed he had a fake funny smile on his face, so I said to him "you look like a nice fella. but I don't want any loud wild parties here".