These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

And I'm sorry guys but poorly training your tenant is a fixable issue.

Also, Fred and Tracy Rewey have training specifically geared toward note brokering.

I agree the cleaning and maintenance is more challenging to me than the administrative but there is a sizeable segment that are opposite.Also @Nathan GesnerAirbnb smart pricing and being on 2 platforms only is not comparable IMO to over 20 channels now and having a Wyndham trained revenue manager with 12 years experience. 

Underwriters are now overly trained to see when a person is trying to use a loophole or take advantage of the system.

It’s about changing the culture of your tenants and training them how to work within the system you have created.

You can find great 2-4 unit buildings at reasonable prices (compared to New York City), and many of them need to be fixed up, which is an added bonus of equity if you are willing to tackle a renovation.I'd suggest somewhere along the blue line (train) in the northwest part of the city, where you can find some priceless neighborhood vibes.Plus, the real estate community is unmatchable...tons of people willing to give you a hand up.

You can buy any program out there, but if you're not willing to put in the work for an extended period of time, it's not gonna work I personally have a pretty big back ground in the paid for training..

I’m comfortable sacrificing a bit on revenue in exchange for steady cash flow, lower expenses, and fewer headaches.However, if you come across a standout property with a pool and great amenities in Scottsdale, it could be very beneficial during spring training or for bachelor/bachelorette parties.

Been entertaining the idea of investing in Dayton but I’ve only ever been there a couple times for military training.