But, I do appreciate your cynicism/reality check.I mean of course you have to expect certain types of behavior/tactics that are geared to buying for as little and selling for as much, as possible...but at a certain point if both sides of the transaction agree and close the deal with mutually agreed upon terms, with no fraudulent conduct, I consider that a mutually beneficial transaction...it may be more beneficial to one side than the other, but still a win/win.... or I could just be naive Best of luck to you both!

They also don't allow you to have a minimum age requirement for guests, unlike VRBO, to keep out the younger partiers.VRBO is the OG in this space, and is now doing more advertising to combat Airbnb's market share.

My combat related PTSD made these decisions almost painfully complicated at times as I tend to try and evaluate all possible scenarios.

Perhaps I am just too new to this, but:Isn't this all dishonest and (possibly) fraudulent?

And I have seen as many as 4 types of plumbing in one house before, a lot of people are lazy and I would address it, but if you bought it AS-IS most people combat and say hey it is a part of the territory but usually people do not take termites into consideration so that’s why I would lead that direction.

And if they are fraudulently  under reporting rents, then your lender probably won't count those toward their lending guidelines unless you get updated leases.Accurate income and expenses are a negotiating tool.  

Our website is www.poshrealtyinvestors.com we will be going to the police to report this fraudulent activity and identify theft.

@Faith Wicks the internship was made more tongue in cheek then anything else simply to magnify how insane it is for anyone to pay large sums to some silly guru or fraudulent university.

I guess you could combat that by explaining that it’s extremely hard to find deals within your specific target market and returns for investors.

Great to have an income stream that combats inflation!