So don't operate just hoping the 1 to come through, no, you should be working on plan B until have that set, plan C, D etc.. 

Many options out there for tenant screening trying to implement AI solutions.They can work on MOST Class A and many Class B prospects, but there's a huge dropoff in success for Class C and D prospects.

Quote from @Kelly Monteiro: @Susan Walsh, where did you see the $ 100K limit, I've been researching on this bill and haven't seen anything mentioning that, not sure if it changed since your message was sent.CHAPTER 235504 (c)(2)(A) For purposes of this subdivision, a short-term rental facilitator is considered to have de minimis facilitations of short-term rentals if the facilitator derived less than one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) from facilitating short-term rentals during the previous calendar year.

These are in C locations but my places are on the nicer end of what is available in those locations and my rent is also on the high end. 

So you're not talking about C/D housing here where people run off in the middle of the night. $4k deposit is probably a fair deposit.4.

tips.When taking the test do the math questions last.. and don't worry if you are not good at math there is usually only a few.. in fact when I have taken the brokers tests in 3 states I don't even do the math I just mark C.. 

We're operating largely in C/C+ neighborhoods.

C- invest in Lexington, KY.

Property is a C class area, so I am concerned about the quality of tenant I will get but I am close to Ohio State University, a hospital, and short north/downtown columbus so I am hoping as long as I screen tenants I can find some promising people.

@Heath C Davis I just looked into Rye, do you know if they are being booked in the winter months also?