Before you go hiring someone off some site, see if there are any neighbors with kids.

The plan: I am identifying on/off market properties that are targets, will do all of the real estate work (listing, showing, advertising, vetting, etc) and will split the cost of the purchase of the home and the material costs for any needed repairs.The contractor will be subbing out portions of the job and be on site mostly full time until the project is completed. 

I've been researching and it seems like we have two options. 1) Have the seller agree to let us co-host on the listing from the closing date through the end of the year/when the future bookings end while advertising the new listing for any new bookings.

After being on this site, I think I would definitely do thing differently.

For illustration purposes I am completing site work in advance of vertical construction on two parcels directly next to a single family home I’m renovating.

It's always a good idea to screenshot the guests' info as soon as they book, in case Airbnb shuts you down like this and it disappears off their site.

The site has no identifying characteristics of the business in any way.

.* My insurance carrier does not accept escrow payments, so I would need a solution that wouldn't require escrow or something creative with the escrow.Property Details:Duplex located in Wisconsin (city of approximately 9,000 people)Purchase date:  05/10/2024Purchase Price:  $85,000Rehab:  $31,000ARV:  $140,000 (still need to have appraisal completed - this is based off of my comps)Projected rent:  $1,450 / month (just listed so no leases yet. 

I currently have a site plan, rough drawings & have architects, contractors & planners working through this process. 

If not, let this be the opportunity to add that =)Our policy gives a full refund if they inform us at least 30 days before their check out date if they want to move out early.