You should also have in your house rules on Airbnb that the person booking has to be staying there, you will not allow third-party bookings even on short term rentals.

It was a win-win for both parties.

They simply do not respond emails.The worst part is that they do not respond emails or address any question, their client service contact is a nice guy who does not know anything and rely on Jay Walsh for information but he never responds.

I would definitely, 100%, get a good level of liability insurance if you're going to have it as a rental, and even more if it will be a STR, where people will be on vacation and probably partying.

For example, any expenditures on carpeting will go into a different depreciation bucket than concrete sidewalks.The harder part is the cost segregation of the original structure and you can follow one of the half-dozen ways the IRS allows you to do cost segregation.

So I’ve had this happen twice in a relatively short period of time and I’m a bit confused about it.The first time it stood out I went and looked at a property and I told the wholesaler I could only give X and they guilt trip me saying they only was making 5k as it was.So we did an assignment of contract and I agree that they needed to make something and it was a marginal deal for both parties.

Do they have a FB page with their dogs and say they don't have pets. is it all about partying.     

Sorry I had forgotten to confirm your request.Again, I hate to be the party pooper I don’t agree that comparables sell for $300,000.

It's essentially Stessa partnered with a 3rd party bank where the rent payments are ACH-ed into and it is a high yielding account.

A tax deed eliminates most but not all interests of properly notified parties.