@Matt Small If you are indeed separating amicably you can hire one lawyer/cpa to arbitrate or help you see the pros and cons of your choices.

(I understand the need for these rules against internal competition, but who cares about the customer experience, am I right?)

Anyone with any international properties reading this?

Another thing that you can do is get a job or intern for someone in the RE field.

intern for a high producing real estate agent.. 

Unique" house is never good from and appraiser's or lender's perspective.You first have to make sure the renovations that were done to the house to make it feel like a 3 unit were permitted, see if any internal obsolescence was created when the "apartments" are closed off etc... and then see what the zoning will allow. 

The City of Newport just built a new outdoor amphitheatre and spent a few million on upgrades to an outdoor shopping center, the City of Covington just purchase a tract of land on the river with plans to turn it into a multi-use outdoor space, and Amazon is building a truly massive distribution center on the airport grounds.And because of Cincinnati's proximity to Kentucky, the international airport here is actually in Northern Kentucky.

Originally posted by @Jeffrey Donis:@Amna Malik Here's a good resource for contracts:https://therealmaxwell.com/con...Hi Jeffrey, do you have a template of your workspace for internal and external process? 

We took the plunge and built out our team so we can handle decor and light renovations internally.

Note: AirBnB will require extensive documentation and receipts for any damage claimed and then handle or more like an arbitration where they offer you 50% of the claimed damage whenever a guest refuses to pay.