One tidbit to note—the two biggest online rental listing companies are Zillow and Co-Star (Apartments.com is owned by the latter).

But it's kind of like saying "does anyone want to back me in building a five star hotel" which you're probably not going to get any traction, unless you have a track record of working for a five star hotel developer for a few years and can demonstrate you truly know how to execute that type of development. 

There was also some minor damage: handful of nail holes in every room, their cat scratched up some of the trim, a bunch of dings/gouges around the doorways and in the bedrooms, marker stains on the bedroom wall.More significant damages: The tenant put glow stars up in the kids bedroom.

Yeah here mixed reviews of investing out of state, from what I hear have to have stellar rock star of a team and property managers you can trust. 

Zero stars I do not recommend their services. i recommend against them. 

From being a total catcher's mitt, to being the star pitcher.

Now, we are 1 month strong and counting in renting out the top 2 bedrooms on airbnb, with us living in the bottom half (completely separate) - here's how it's going so far:Guests Stayed: 15Reviews: 5 stars, 8 reviews, super hostOccupancy: We had 3 nights of where 1 bedroom wasn't rented.

I'm working towards Energy Star in my new 4 unit build because it's fairly easy to get slightly above code and cheap to have the raters come and certify you with the Energy Star label which would add value for the tenants especially for people with alergies or aesthma. 

And you find a young and up coming RE star and you can change their life..

So "hack" it, hitch your wagon to the right "Rising Star" and enjoy the rewards together.