What I like about Airbnb is that if the guest breaks the rules and you can prove it, Airbnb will have your back and allow you to kick the guest out with drawbacks.

Please bear with me, Im like infant new at this, but what exactly would that mean, how would it work, and what would be the benefits/ drawbacks from doing it? 

That could be BRRRR possibly, the drawback with that is you only have the option to cash out every 12 months instead of every 6 months right now per fannie and freddie guidelines.

However, as with most investments, you should also know that along with the potential rewards come potential drawbacks, where substantial mistakes could have serious financial complications for you.

It comes with drawbacks such as financing risks and does not offer asset protection per se, it just limits the damage to the property like a firewall.Consider an umbrella insurance instead, you should have one anyway.There is a place for LLC's in MF and also you will be required to hold property in a legal entity for commercial financing.

Being in on a technology 'first' or 'early' has benefits and drawbacks.

It takes roughly 5 seconds per lock to rekey to a different set of keys.The drawback is that these may not be as secure as a regular lock.

@Andrew Grams - You are right Andrew, lack of e-lease signing is a drawback to Rentler. 

FIRE can be awesome, some drawbacks for sure; I personally experienced this and have seen others go through many of these as well.  

I would say the neighborhood is a C to B, with the school district being the major drawback (4/10).