He caused California Governor Newsom to rescind his No Evictions order:   https://californiaglobe.com/section-2/lawyers-swift-action-forces-gov-newsoms-no-eviction-order-to-be-rescinded/https://www.rpmcentralvalley.com/will-california-eviction-moratorium-be-extended-past-july-29th-ventura-lawyer-doug-michie-says-no/https://www.goldenwestmanagement.com/ventura-lawyer-stops-governor-newsom-eviction-moratorium-from-extending-past-7-28/https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/06/29/coronavirus-landlords-begin-testing-state-eviction-ban/

I would say test it by telling people in the listing what is the size and the value of the house like a 700sqft 1 million dollar beach house. 

I just extended my lease to a 2 year lease because of this success and fully believe that this airbnb will continue to do well.The newly onboarded airbnb:So the new airbnb had a little bit of a rough start, the laundry machine had to be replaced as it stopped working whilst I was testing things out in the home, I had a bit of a higher cost setting up the airbnb, (painted and filled in cracks that were previously present) but to be honest I spent around the same I would have spent if I had to fully furnish the home.

They are making all kinds of excuses now that they've been 'caught with their pants down'....I saw a few minutes ago that January is the month they 'test their hydrants'.

One thing I'm trying to do is to test different cover photos to see which ones draw a greater % of click-thrus (which seems like a reasonable thing to test).I'd like to be able to view the Airbnb stats to see, for each cover photo I test, things like what % of people click through on it.

For example, if the area is rural you might wish to have the house inspected, the well tested, and the septic system inspected by separate services.

Additionally, don’t overlook the opportunity cost of pulling money from your 401k—those funds could have been compounding in the market.I’d also suggest stress testing your ROI by running scenarios with higher expenses or lower rents to see how resilient the investment is.

I think its worth a test, but like Jerryl said, you need to post multiple times a week for many months before you would know if its going to work a lot.

There is currently no requirement for the landlord to test for lead or pay to replace the pipes.

When I plug in the parameters for our test case:$150,000 at 3% for 30 years... it exactly matches the Vertex32 results for monthly payment and the principal and interest portions of the first 24 payments (turn off rounding on the Vertex32 spreadsheet).