The contact is usually brand new to ABB, have no reviews, and the message is likely translated.

ha ha true--- Loophole is just a more fun word to use and used by my CPA- I think it draws more attention than "IRA Rules" thats just too boring :)I hear ya but in this context, it would mean that it could be closed at any time because it was unintentional and could be under review one day.

This one is different as it uses wood slats instead of the metal wires but all the reviews are pretty positive.The only issue I would guess is dust collection on the fabric headboard.

Professional scam artist, who had zero reviews on Airbnb. 

Maybe this is a Milwaukee thing, but we have a lot who are either not good, cringeworthy to listen or outright dangerous, many of them with 5 star reviews on Google, which is a mystery to me

The book suggests some key metrics when analyzing deals and how the metrics should be to consider it is a good deal.

Review all of your living expenses as a deduction4.  

. ** I’d ask for their Airbnb or VRBO profile link to review their reviews, years hosting, etc. to ensure it lines up with what they’re telling you*2.) with you guys being out of town, I’d make positive they have a team of maintenance guys for whenever something along the lines pop up.

Have you considered getting a pricelabs subscription and getting a little more in depth #'s on amenities, management experience, review count, pools, view vs non-view, etc?

I read biggerpockets reviews on each of the property.