Real estate for me isn’t some get rich quick guru scheme.

You may need to paint if your color scheme requires it.  

You can also get a special marker that is a similar colour to the floor to touch them up.

Real estate is not a get rich quick scheme.

A common tax avoidance scheme is to avoid the full burden of social security and medicare taxes by choosing a low amount of compensation. 

I would pay more, especially for friends trip, to have say a 4 bed, 4 bath house versus save a couple hundred bucks and have to share a bathroom with 2 other grown adults.Since you are talking about managing for others, but it is your reviews on the line: you should set the level of service you want to provide and the anticipated cost for that service, then find clients that are wanting a manager that treats this like the hospitality business it is, and not a "get rich quick" scheme that many people still think Airbnb can be.And lastly, to tie into @Andrew Steffens' comment: would you ever apply for a hotel manager and/or property manager role?  

Pretty cheap in the grand scheme of things and if you work with someone local they are aware of the trends and ordinances.

Not a problem to wait 6 months in the grand scheme of things (unless it was purchased with tight deadline/balloon debt), but it's unexpected. 

Each has its place in the grand scheme of things, but each is not a fit for everybody.  

I have a lot of newer clients that come in initially thinking we'll be meeting numerous times a year to constantly scheme around taxes.