A few years back, I was asked by Airbnb to take part in a worldwide hosting study and, as a result, they shared the conclusions with me.

They are often at the limit of housing cost to income ratio.Once I started being firm and clear with folks - telling them upfront that eviction proceedings would begin after 5 days past due, I virtually never have late rent.

It defies logic that the lender would not have a firm date by which they must be repaid.

I retired from my firm after paying everything off in 2017. 

I am considering taking the CO/national real estate exam + course hours requirement and becoming an independent broker or associating with a small brokerage (I can see the benefit of associating with a firm experienced in the area and able to bounce ideas off of).

Or they simply get tired of being on call with guests, 24/7 (yes, there are co-hosts and VA's, but that is another person to manage).We just took on a home that was previously owner-managed - it had tons of deferred maintenance and the calendar was 50% empty.

When Old Growth Redwood was harvested the new trees will come up around the old stump.. so you might have 4 to 7 trees growing up around the old stump and will be merch .. you can harvest about 2 out of the 7 then you leave the others.. even though I was in the Bizz I am firm believer in leaving all the old growth its just to Awesome of trees to be harvesting in my mind..

With regard to property taxes and reassessments, it’s always best to use the tax estimator and you can go as far as even calling the county tax appraiser to get a more firm estimate so that you do not get blindsided by a higher than expected tax bill.

Then be firm with your rules.

There certainly are more economical and as efficient firms and CPA's out there.