The Board of Supervisors constantly change the landscape and the Rental Ordinance is always evolving. 

That evolved to a place where they would "report back" the transaction details on a closing to the MLS.  

I only own in Oakland but I check out this site to see how their analyses and buyer interface have been evolving. 

Hope to learn and put deals together to and evolve into flipping properties. 

I currently utilize Evolve for my marketing/booking/calendar/payment services for my VR in Lake Tahoe.  

I think it is true for what I've been learning on BP, the Investor and the Realtor are two difference species.

Was asked for a clarification so here you go: We have evolved to focus entirely on helping multifamily owners and managers control the Airbnb activity in their buildings, and profit from it.Originally posted by @Todd Conway:Just an update on Pillow (now pillow.com).

Your strategy will likely change as the markets shift and your passive income and net worth evolve.

As the project evolved and we ended up really being able to transform the house into something really great, we ended up listing this past Wednesday for $649,900.Our original budgeting landed us somewhere around being all in around $410k, and I still haven't updated it but I'd assume we are now all in (including carrying and closing costs depending on how soon we sell) for somewhere around $450k.

Our rates are comparable to other 3bedrooms in the area so lowering the rates might work but I want to also think outside the box.Has anyone used Evolve or other vacation management companies and are they really able to increase your bookings enough to cover their costs + some?