@Christian AllenBook a few Airbnb stays around your area get to know what they are doing to make there place special, talk to them about their numbers, most of them will be nice about it, make sure to disclose your visit purpose before booking their place so they don't report you to Airbnb, don't leave them bad reviews it's just not cool :) and ask them to leave you reviews because even reviews from hosts help boost you score on the Airbnb algorithm and it will help you when you start Good luck

That's a great boost to the economy!

I've never thought twice about sending this back to them before on my personal residences or rentals (side note: I accidentally reported buying my last house for waaay more, thinking they were asking for sale price/details on of my rental I purchased :P, so Zillow showed a HUGE discrepancy in the sale price, boosting the always spot on Zestimate...), but I was wondering is there any REQUIREMENT or real perceived benefit to submitting this to them outside of my accidental Zestimate manipulation (which I wouldn't do again, or intentionally)? 

The moral of the story and why I thought it was important to post it, is that in the best of circumstances it is very difficult to vet someone.

Sometimes, that could boost your cashflow a little bit more by targeting another market with different advantages. 

Just like banks make most of their money charging fees on loan origination then sell the loans to the secondary market, so too syndication make their big payday from acquisition fees and boosting resale value. 

That alone can boost your occupancy.

It's an automated subreddit with clear rules.Since this subreddit could boost your monetization online if used right, I thought some of you might find this useful.

It’s a great government boost To cover the cost of my student debt.

Moral: be respectful of agent's time, and honest with them right away, and you will be good.