Personally, I think that renting by the room opens up a can of worms for a lot of people.

Many people have homes they never rent and only keep for personal vacation. 

I typically recommend that community for people that plan to use it personally and can justify the higher HOA costs and membership fees.

Paying for an online course before you know other investors and have gone to meetups is just paying to procrastinate.

Guess a GA lawyer is the best person to ask. 

That’s before factoring in utilities or each personal situation.

I know him personally, and he is the reason I got into co-living.

I’m always looking to implement best management practices so what can I, as a landlord, do to protect myself when accepting online payments?

The average person thinks about a dollar and how they can spend it.

This person will most likely always pay on time and their is a higher likelihood they are clean which will mean in the end of their lease you can lease it to the next person while theyvare there and the deposit will cover the small charges.