Their business model in the STR space is essentially to behave as a marketing channel much like Airbnb or Vrbo.

Believe me - something I didnt really think I'd be having issues with - but if you have some heavier care folks which I think the trend is that heavier care will be the norm in AL due to everyone staying home much longer - it will be an issue for sure.

Because of that I seem to be having trouble getting a broker to let me hang my license with them.

Maybe that works if you are in an upscale area where people always behave and follow rules...heh.

I may be having to move up there or near by due to my fiancées job?

Maybe I am answering my own question here, but it seems like it is still cheaper to rent than buy in anything class A right now, unless the market somehow keeps on behaving wildly irrationally.Trust me, I wish it were still 2016, but then again I wasn't knowledgeable enough or ready to purchase a house, or have enough funds to get a MFR, at that time.

And if so how well behaved are the kids. 

There is a really good rental market here, because of the base and a growing business scene.Never really looked much into short-selling, but you seem to be having a lot of success with it, so I am going to have to do a little reading on it.Thanks again for your reply and the information in episode 103!

And to the surprise of nobody, we behaved like HS kids.You might get some discipline in the service. 

I may be having Lisa Loud, a representative from the executive living short-term rental company (ELF) that I was talking about coming out to me around 4PM there.