They are drinking the Kool-Aid, hearing from lots of people that multi-family is the way to build big cash-flow quickly, leveraging money etc...

Agreed... you raise the bar though when you do limited partnerships or crowd fund were you put unassociated investors together in a common enterprise...at least for the investor..I hate to sound like an old fart but I is one....

I've dove deep into TK research and (with all due respect to other BP member who invest in TKs) I'd personally never drink that Kool-aide. 

@Josue Vargas My read on this is that Airbnb is committed to ensuring that its platform does not aide and abet illegal discriminatory behavior. 

I think it's a band aid on a problem that needs surgery.

@Chris Martino most major CRE firms that are underwriting retail/office/industrial are using ARGUS Enterprise software.

in this country, anyone can sue anyone else for anything...it doesn't mean they'll win, but it's gonna cost you, especially when the tenants qualify for the free legal aid....you wouldn't believe some of the ridiculous law suits or threats of lawsuits i've dealt with this year...insurance is very cheap...i think i pay around 500-600 for a 2 or 3 million umbrella, can't remember right now...that covers all my llc's, and all my rentals....just so you know, you could end up with a perfect tenant, or the tenant from hell....either way, it's best to be prepared bc when you're in the rental business, you will be sued at some point...i think i read somewhere that the number one category that gets sued are landlords and property managers, fyi

</p>In 2011, the Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill completed an economic impact study on Harrah's, examining the effects of the project over a decade after it opened.

I'm good friends Marty Granoff with Granoff Enterprises, and have transacted with him a number of times. 

Like tearing a band-aid off quickly, don't tell us this is coming.