I am a Guesty user and looking to switch away because their value prop is diminishing by the day.

Unless my rental income is high enough for me to quit my full-time job, adding just another rental to increase my income by 10% (and lose 35% of that increase to taxes), is not worth the additional effort (law of diminishing returns for me).

In fact, it diminishes all risk for collections, quite the opposite.

However, it has diminished the look of the property, and should I decide to sell it as is, the value. 

The outbreak may diminish over the summer and back in the fall. 

I wonder if people can win a judgment that includes an interest charge on the original balance due (ie. pegged to rate of inflation, etc.) so that the value of the payoff is not diminished over time. 

Coronavirus isn’t hitting every geography the same:https://apple.news/AxoJ28rO8R_m8Hh-F34P-AQI’m located in Alabama which has a diversified work force, is not significantly exposed to the tourism industry and has a lower population density which means less sickness and thus business closures and diminished economic impact.

After speaking with a turnkey property company, agree with the assessment that it is not the best choice as cash flow was diminished considerably along with cash out refi option as the properties are in top shape already.

Diminish the value of text as a communication channel 3.

I realize averages can be skewed but my point is that when people are experiencing equity growth I believe it diminishes the opportunity for SUB2 deals (what's the point if you can sell out right?).