Quote from @Jon Parks: I think it's safe to assume your capital is gone in failed business ventures.

I did attempt this in 3 of my units, and all have failed despite the original premise being no problem.

Are you fully booked but maybe not charging as much as you could or are you failing to fill your calendar (maybe you're not pricing competitively enough).If you aren't booking up your property then a tool like RankBreeze could help you increase exposure of your Airbnb listing while also doing some of those strategies Mike suggested.

You might be able to find a lot of this info online, on YouTube, here, etc and piece it together however as a busy professional I didn't have the time personally to try and fail - nothing wrong about choosing that path however I knew I didn't have time and I was in peace with hiring a coach to help me through my first deal, 8k is affordable in comparison with the 30,40,50k programs out there.

One investment basically failed.

Philadelphia happens to be better positioned than most to absorb life science assets because of the local human capital but look at all of the developments stalled or failing to break ground in University City because the developers can't obtain tenant commitments.

If the window will not stay in the open position, an inspector, who checks that specific window, will fail it and require repair in most jurisdictions.  

I remember the war on poverty, failed.

Trying is failing, doing is going right. 

He says the pharisees did what was right in giving their tithe but they failed to do the more important matters of the law, which were to love others.