But if your property is in good shape and you have reserves for unexpected issues it might be fine. 

We've considered offering a discount for doing so but so far we haven't because for the most part everyone pays on time with no issues.

@Venecia BaezIf you can invest locally do that if not look elsewhere. 9 times out of 10 when people are stuck and unable to take action I usually see people worrying about things that either won't happen or aren't an issue.

If weed is illegal in your state, call the cops every time, issue a written warning, demand a short-notice inspection, etc.

The issue is that I see that every other Airbnb in the area has their first photo as their living area. 

So, they just stayed vacant.Income reliability is another major issue.

Part of my issue was not having a reasonably priced handyman ahead of time and eventually overpaying to just get it done and also inexperience as a manager.With that said, you essentially have two options: very cheap properties in less good areas (you're looking at 100k or less--which you might have trouble getting a good lender for)  or trying to do some sort of house hack (e.g. live in flip, live in rent by the room, multifamily) where you budget will be closer to 200k-300k.Personally, I would not look at real estate until you are maxing out your 401k and IRA, but lots of folks have done significantly better with real estate than stocks and would think I'm crazy for suggesting this.

But they had issued insurance on day I applied.

I don't like AI descriptions (sorry @Andrew Steffens).They look and sound completely like it was written by a bot, which it was.I like to write my own copy for listings and I respond directly to all guests, inquiries and issues.

So well within the 30 day trial period.However, they continue to bill my credit card for the service in spite of the confirmed cancellation.Has anyone else had any issues like this with them?