Quote from @Gregory Wilson: The market is all messed up.

The company has a points-based system, where members receive a certain amount annually, and they can then bank those points for up to a year and use them to reserve time at various resorts around the world.I have been dragooned into assisting them with defraying timeshare costs by trying to figure out how to rent out the unused points so that they don't go to waste, before I dive into this myself, I wanted to find out if anyone else has experience with vacation rentals with this set-up.

Barbara Isabel is a great person for LA as well as her investors focus on multifamily construction options.Basically, if you are looking to invest in CA in any way, you need a solid amount of capital to even think about it and then you will still probably decide on somewhere else.

Was it due to features, lack of scaling, or something else?

It's just trying to interpret the data like everyone else.

If everything else checks out we ask for an extra deposit or advanced rent.

Don't mess with the fire marshal...I know an investor in NB that got a warrant out for her arrest for not completing the punch list that a fire marshal created for her- it was a huge headache.Especially in buildings with more units, the fire marshals are much more strict.

This series of questions is where it all comes together: 1250, 1245, 1031, etc. and it really is such a confusing mess that even the IRS may have been misinterpreting it - which would not be a first!

As everyone else said, if you aren't getting traction, it's either priced too high or you have terrible photos and description.

If latter, it would end up more expensive because if B&O taxes as well.I am wondering if anyone else here has gone thru this journey and can help with some of these basic bootstrapping questions.