@Dustin Verley A generous percentage of my guests are honeymooners - I'm confident they're getting acrobatic usage out of my vacation rentals!  

My problem with this approach is that my target audience is only those searching for managers, which is only a very small percentage of Airbnb owners since most owners are convinced that managing the property themselves is most logical and profitable.My approach is to try to target those who don't think they need a manager, and to try to explain to them why it's worth considering.

I am in need of experience investor who is willing to work with me on this deal and possibly help with some of the cost, in exchange for percentage of the profit.

ROI: 6% (because of previously mentioned numbers)NOI: $2542.75Cap Rate: .9%DCR: .09 (not sure if if this is a percentage number and should actually be 9%?)

If not, if by percentage, you can have a paranoid tenant watching everything you do and drive you crazy.

I was wondering if anyone new the percentage range that banks want to receive from a foreclosure sale? 

The percentage wise 10% typical gain for $1M versus 177% gain for 275k. 

Do you by chance know what percentage his disability rating is?

Many lenders will loan you a percentage of what you have in it rather than what it’s worth for the first 6-12 months after you buy it.

Our percentage of rentals changes but we are consistently 80 to 90 percent Section 8.