Whatever you think you're losing on Airbnb through fees, you're likely gaining by having a consistent pool of potential renters.

It's pretty easy to tell a seller - "Listen, we really want the house - but at your current terms - the house is losing $200 a month after paying all the bills - we either need the price to be X or the interest rate to be Y for this to be a workable deal."  

In most cases, they lose money from the low rents and they lose money because the tenants slowly destroy the property.

@Andres Mata, I would agree that trying to time the market is a great way to lose.  

Most people who look to real estate for quick cash think flipping or wholesaling will get them there. 99 percent of those will lose the money they put in and then some because they were trying to move too quickly.

You both end up with property held in an LLC without losing money on agent commissions, taxes, etc.

I started my career in restaurants backwards, I opened a bar and restaurant at 27 with no experience and ended up losing roughly 350k after about a year being open.

Secondly, you will lose about 7-10% closing costs when buying. 

If you’re sure you can close on all of them you can split your $10M exchange in to 5 or 10 units, but if you don’t buy all of them you lose your entire exchange and get taxed on everything  Ps.

Working without license she will lose her real estate license and be sanctioned.file the complaint, it takes time for them to do something and they are 3 hours aheadhttps://com.ohio.gov/divisions-and-programs/real-estate-and-...