Get the cash back cards, not airline miles. 

We put the materials on a 0% interest credit card, got the airline points, paid our contractor with cash reserves, then paid off the card.

I would give it 3 1/2 stars as by the afternoon the Black Swan staff was doing their best to fill up the time till 5pm with various anecdotes  of how they negotiated with the airline ticket person or the hotel staff, or how they were given upgrades and freebies.

Some of these are indeed therapeutic for owners; many times a pet owner simply pays a fee online for a "certification" that allows them to get around common fees associated with pets (housing, airlines, etc).

I'd prefer to stick with a card that allows me to transfer to a number of different airlines or hotels.Is this the best out there or do you guys know of a better card for high dollar amounts? 

BUT there are a few industries that are required to allow both service animals and ESA's...lodgings (hotels/motels), airlines, and housing (rentals). 

His approach was to negotiate a contract with an airline that consistently had a need for short term rentals.

The common thread in all of them is they spent $50k-$400k but couldn't be bothered to spend $400 for an airline ticket to see if it passed the eyeball test

However, it seems like the government is just passing the burden to the landlords without considering that people live off of the rent from their tenants.I know the government has bailed out airlines and other industries has anyone heard of any y’all about bailing out landlords who could potential lose homes, and buildings during these times?

My balances are a tad higher than I normally but I purchased 6 sets of airline tickets for 3 different trips and corresponding hotels.