They make setting high rental prices very tough.

Hey tough guy, how about you come out to TN/NC and talk smack....

@Brett Danehey, I would say that area is questionable, but I definitely lean toward the safer, more conservative side. 

Always curious how others strategize around that.Great question, I make sure that I can hold on during those tough times and don't take on too much that I can't chew.I always try to have a longterm vision and think of the property in a 10-20+ year viewpoint.

Online is a very tough way to do it.

Just keep in mind, the guru will not bail you out in a tough situation, unless there is significant profit in it for them.

Closed at End of Sep2024 and listed on Zillow and other sites via Turbo Tenant.Compared the comps via Rentometer ,also offered 1000$ off for first month rent .I hear winter is a tough time , should I take down the rental listings from Zillow and other sites and relist when it's Spring?

We have over 10,000 nightly stays per year so its hundreds of guests at any given time and yes we have PMS and automation systems in place as well as a VA but even with all that being a host is tough.

You’re absolutely right—LA is a tough but opportunity-rich market, and I’m putting in the groundwork to make the most of it.While I’m starting local in LA, my focus is expanding across California, Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, and Washington.

1st position available everywhere . 2nd position will be tough to find favorable terms