Unfortunately my day job is beginning to demand a lot of my attention and it is pretty stressful. 

Maybe the condition is not that bad but because I have zero experience, the listings I see tend to demand a lot of work in my opinion. 

Maybe the condition is not that bad but because I have zero experience, the listings I see tend to demand a lot of work in my opinion. 

They are bleeding cash and needed to secure funding for continued operation so I would not expect much more for direct payments from airbnb related to the drop in demand as they need the cash to fund ongoing operation.Originally posted by @Valerie Rogers:Originally posted by @Miles McClure:On a strict policy its For a full refund of the nightly rate, the guest must cancel within 48 hours of booking and at least 14 full days prior to listing’s local check-in time (shown in the confirmation email).Full refund=25% of 0 if cancelled 14 days or moreFor a 50% refund of the nightly rate, the guest must cancel 7 full days before the listing's local check in time (shown in the confirmation email), otherwise no refund.So 100 a night = 50 if 7 days before reservation to host then 25% = $12.50 I wouldn't count on it to pay the mortgage.Actually, this is not a quite correct interpretation of the Strict Cancellation policy.

The tenant that I am less expected is giving my trouble, first demand a discount, and after I said no, told me she'll pay when her sba loan check arrive.

If it happened a second time, call the police and demand a No Trespass order or maybe even a restraining order.

That's your workaround.I would find it hard to believe that a bank would refuse to provide a payoff demand as its a federal requirement to provide said demand within 7 days of the request.

Also, depending on your area, a house with those attributes and size could be in demand a rent high so check your local rental rates to see how your cash flow would be.

Market demand as measured by page views per property; and 2.

But at the same time, if the working from home trend continues, the suburban and rural housing markets may not be able to meet demand as people flee crowded cities to a more comfortable work environment.