The travel surge post covid is over, so most successful properties are professionally managed/co hosted to ensure maximum success. 4.9 rating and above listings will survive the so called "airbnb" collapse. 2.6 billon per year still travel, the need is there, the supply is going down with all the hobbyists/opportunists now jumping ship because they don't run it like a hospitality business will run it.

I always hoped to live long enough to see the California collapse, but I may leave Vegas by then.

And generally, when we met them they were teetering on total collapse.

Indeed a much needed implementation.HRRE contractors didn’t cap off a water pipe (identified by certified plumber) which caused the ceiling to collapse.

Don't try to name every scenario, just state that if the clog isn't caused by roots or a collapsed sewer line then tenant will be charged for cost + admin fee. 

Another collapse and I'm gonna lose a lot of the money I put in. 

What makes that scenario much less likely to happen today are the reluctance of the banks and lenders to leverage themselves that much, the forcing, by regulation, to prevent them from getting too leveraged, and the collapse of those toxic assets that used to be traded around like a game of musical chairs, with the value only set by whoever was dumb enough to pay it, in the hopes there would be a bigger fool down the road. 

Definitely up, so the gamble on rates cannot go your way.I had one ARM in the past, and it went my way when it adjusted, but only because the market collapsed.

That means that values may go flat here in Tampa where we lost up to 60% of property value during the 2008 to 2010 Economic Collapse.

Had it not been for the ceiling collapsing on the top of my head, I would have never known that Id been living in an incubator of filth for 2 1/2 years and the Owner, Property Management and my Housing Provider knew.