Demand for homesharing is starting to level off because the hype is dying and travelers have aligned their preferences.

@Reece IovineAgree 100% lots of hype but too expensive.

The idea of having enough units to retire is hyped up too much.

Read the following book by : Frank GallinelliWhat every real estate investor needs to know about cash flow...This book has no fluff or BS hype.

What I have received on the accredited side (not Crowdfunded) is more like the stock market side which has pretty strict pump and dump or hype rules on what can be said about the project and expectations.Much of what I see here and on other sites marketed to investors in threads and emails would not cut it.Inflated ARVs, haphazard repair estimates, estimated rents, quick sate (one month) estimates, experience resumes, etc are just few areas where there does not seem to be any accuracy accountability now.

For example: Wisconsin winters are a huge problem for some investors However, I know many investors that love the market "hype" the winters help provide after they are over. 

But do not get caught up in the hype and speculation.

I look at commercial stuff but the system has it where auction can throw out counter bids on behalf of the seller to get the price upped.It goes way over value by a bidder caught up in the hype process.

I know many wholesalers who do this without all the false hype. 

Don’t believe the hype most Realtors try to sell you.