Moreover, their failure to respond to guest reviews without the owner's intervention adds an unnecessary burden to property management.Their supposed 90-day stay requirement is another hurdle.

Eviction is a process that requires court intervention.

I suspect this is going to get pushed back even further due to government intervention.

But the industry doesn't move as one (outside of Government intervention).

At this point it would be used for property flipping...when I think of timely bidding, paying contractors and purchasing materials I'm just not sure having the third party intervention is a feasible approach with this type of venue.

After Congress' latest intervention, most of mine have jacked up their rates on purchases to around 15%.

But I think he makes a pretty convincing case in his paper as to why: (1) government intervention is necessary for this realm; and (2) his system will properly incentivize all the parties involved to make smart educational/economic decisions.  

Zero intervention from me.

In Texas we don't like government intervention.  

Hey Khoi, it's my pleasure, and thanks for interacting. 1) We run our pricing through PriceLabs, with some daily human intervention. 2) We have local and offshore staff who handle all guest concerns.