I thought fee-simple, lease hold and life estate etc. as types of ownership, and condo and co-op are created using other legal instruments.

I have spent the last 8 years co-managing a small remodeling LLC, and have an primary background in project management, client coordination and admin communications/support. 

Since my first post, I have been able to secure another listing to co-host which is a 3bed 2 bath and I am curious to see what your thoughts are. 

This Lender Unifund Premium Co, had all of their credentials and license.

I have not been able to find anything to that effect in my review of Colorado's landlord/tenant law.TIA!!

I don't see any way that you run out of money co-hosting.

I am a PM co owner in Tampa just North as well as a broker. 

Your forms and E & O often come from your brokerage, and if you sign on with a firm with a reasonable co-commission rate you won't be giving all your money away.

I'm in Shelby County so i can imagine some of the places you're speaking of like Rush Co or Brookeville, Richmond, etc.

@Mikhail Matorra If you’re looking for a property manager for your Airbnb, I would look at other Airbnb hosts in the area where your property is and ask them if they would manage your property as a “co-host.”