If they have Fee Simple equivalent investment I already hit the button LOL

Would something like this work ( or the kwikset equivalent if you want a smart key) https://www.build.com/schlage-b60-deadbolt/s433454

This isn't negative specifically, but the last few Airbnb's I have stayed in I would equate to the hosts being equivalent to slum lords in the LTR space.  

(note: not the type of income you earn but what the nature of the income the company earns) If the company has "earned income" or the equivalent (ex: short term gains) it is passed through to you and your tax return as earned income.

In another 10 years I will have 17 years in the system and I"ll be making the equivalent of 55K (whatever that looks like in inflated dollars) So in 10 years I will be making more money at 17 years experience than somebody with 7 years experience.

-Mike  When buying STR you are essentially buying the equivalent of a commercial property or a business.

For non-trader status, they could write off $3000 year instantly anyway, there's no equivalent of this in real estate activity.For RE Investor:- our advantage is pretty much only the depreciation, but that's actually only a "tax delaying" advantage.- 1031 is also tax delaying strategy.

I don't think you were looking at 40K houses in CA (or the equivalent thereof).

Anything above that is just ridiculousI’ve never understood how people are silly enough to hand over the equivalent of at least one year of their hard earned salary to a realtor for posting an ad on the MLS and eventually opening the door a few times.

@John Choi,A bit of a "false equivalency" comparison I think between putting cash in an investment for a return, and starting a flipping business outside of your existing construction project management role.