It has a nice user interface and is very easy to use. 

Slim: it has a little stronger heating performance than the Mitsubishi, though the user interface on the Mr.

Yea fiverr.com is a cool website to browse through and see what 5 bucks can buy you.

However, in light of this horrible global economy, I , just like any red blooded american wanted to find out what the hell is going on, specifically with the [us dollar] and While browsing the internet, I came across a new word that prompted me to inquire this great pool of intellectual capital quality for an answer.

I've had experience hosting with Airbnb, I think anyone that wants to expand into multiple Airbnbs (more than 5 spread out across more than once neighborhood) should just invest into multifamily housing, there is a tipping point when it's just not worth running all those liabilities instead of just putting it all under one umbrella like a hotel or multifamily vacation rental. it would be like trying to assemble a bunch of Uber cars under one hat, at some point just start a rental agency or livery service. you can only piggy back on the Airbnb messaging/marketing interface for so long before the liability you're taking on makes it financially unfeasiblebut I haven't really done out the numbers so I could be wrong

I have no issues with their tenant interface. 

Every decision and initiative by the sponsor team should be rooted in preserving investor capital.The five capital preservation pillars used in real estate syndication deals include:Raise money to cover capital expenditures upfrontPurchase cash-flowing propertiesStress test every investmentHave multiple exit strategies in placePut together an experienced team that values capital preservationWhen browsing for your next real estate syndication investment, go ahead and soak in the pretty pictures, daydream about the projected returns, and imagine how smoothly that business plan might go.

Loads of info on this site I have spent several years just browsing the forum.

After browsing it seems that a lot of people here adhere to the 50% rule and having positive cashflow of $100+ per door.

.- site interface hasnt been updated in years. the menuing is old style, - no client side (e.g. jquery) interaction to make data entry easier on the user to enter data. everything seems to be server side - enter 5 fields, hit submit and wait, etc.- the accounting side is bad and needs an overhaul as well - hard to find the reports, they default to 90 day reports, etc.I have watched the training videos, but quite frankly i have used a lot of different web based systems, and I shouldnt have to watch videos to figure the system out (IMHO).S