Oh well, I'm hoping it will be available in the Webinar replay archives.  

Here is an interesting article on the cities own research into the impact of AirBnbhttp://www.socketsite.com/archives/2015/05/analysts-airbnb-findings-and-recommendations-for-san-francisco.html

That worked well, but now those names are out of reach in an archived project.

of course they are marking it up, do you think it is free for them to:take the tenant callevaluate the complaint and troubleshootlocate, train and properly vet a vendorcoordinate that work order with the vetted vendor and tenant (4+ phone calls minimum)follow up on its completion with before and after pictures and archive that data.process the vendor invoice and pay the vendor.account for the money and handle all the backend accounting.stand behind the work that was done and warranty it.and take the liability and risk associated with the maintenance call in the first place?

https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2017/...More of of the same as in a continuing theme.

This is really precious :)http://www.socketsite.com/archives/2015/07/signatures-in-support-of-mission-housing-moratorium-delivered.html

My suggestions are search the archives for topics of interest, attend some of Brandon's free webinars, of course listen to the podcast and ask lots of questions.  

Looks like I'm in the right direction to consider US real estate in archiving my goal.

They've closed that MH forum, but the archives can still be read.It seems that most MH investors in the past tended to do Lonnie Deals - owner financing rather than renting them out, to avoid maintenance issues. 

You can't beat spending time in both the archive room as well as sitting through a few courtroom hearings.