A huge advantage over RE is easy movement and hedge.  

Gently mention and apologize the train and say that it is not normal, then highlight the specific nice things they said about your place.It's kinda silly that Airbnb asks guests for an overall rating first, then gets sub category ratings that have no impact on the overall rating.

I don't think we're entering a 30-40 year deleveraging cycle like the yesteryears may show; today's world responds a ton faster, and you'll see movements never linearly only abruptly.

Build more starter homes and sell the idea of a starter home to these people like the "tiny House" movement. 

Or whatever statement that was.Freedom of movement, lack of commitment, agility is the next generation's demands. 

For hand soap, I use a higher end product out of France I buy in bulk that's gentle on the hands and has some fragrance (lemon, rosemary, etc.).

The journey ahead will most likely be challenging but keep after it...Since quitting my job, I have bought and sold 4,000 apartment units valued at $200 million.It seems like you are very motivated, and in case you need a gentle nudge to take the next step, you can learn more about my journey at this link:I quit my CPA Job to buy Large Apartment BuildingsTo your success 

I have really good friends in the FIRE movement.

@Jay Hinrichs, All right I'll take that gentle slap. 

However, I would also argue that you need to know your average deal and see if their is movement in to different inflection points.