.: Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Let's try to conclude the thread, as it holds no value anymore.The light always shines on an invitation.

I can’t speak on behalf of a short term rental, but for a straight rental, you’re probably better off filling it in IMO.I had a house with a pool in an c+ area and after considering it will probably just invite parties, etc. plus the liability I had it filled in.

Usually, zoning regulations is for a certain area, and exceptions to it are only allowed after a zoning board meeting, and in my area, neighbors within 400 feet are invited.

That means you are inviting pitches from competitors and occasionally, responses from that coaching program ready to get you on a call to discuss right away.

I can message at any time, call for a one on one phone meeting, and get educational materials that key me into things that I can't find any where else.To be in this program, I first had to demonstrate my competence and be invited, go through a rigorous in-take interview process, and then pay the entry fee.  

I sent you an invitation to connect.

It was easy to setup, and my tenants had no problem getting setup via the invite email that they receive once they are added to a property/lease.

Sent you an invite to connect. 

Hi Tanner, recently moved to Colorado Springs and would really appreciate an invite to any local real estate meet ups. 

Thanks for the invite, Ryan.