Nice question, and prompt to KEEP PLANNING.My goals for the rest of the year are to FINISH my current house rehab project.

We lost multiple relatives and friends in the last couple of years, and it prompted us go ahead and do some international traveling this year...a passion for the family. 

You could buy a book of stamps and send a statement on the 20th or something for the next month, if it gives you peace of mind and prompt payments.  

You can see 2005 was HUGE for bankruptcies prompting new regulations. 

Since then I've only purchased for cash (hence the screenname) and it is a wonderful negotiating tool.This was somewhat prompted by purchasing a "low dollar" house for cash and then comparing that experience with the last mortgage I had taken out.

I welcome questions on pertinent raw land topics, and promise prompt replies!

Thank you for your responses.From my understanding Airbnb automatically collects tax depending on the location.On setting up the VRBO listing, there were three options regarding how to collect taxes:Collect a tax per person per night (collect at check-in) then you would be prompted to place an amountCollect tax as percentage of rental amount(during booking) then you would be prompted to place a percentage Do not include taxes (I am collecting and remitting as required) I do not know where to check which one I should choose?

This thread prompted some thought on my part and so I added the following to my "about" section.I've been around real estate my whole life with both a Grandfather who was one of the most successful realtors in my home town and an uncle also a realtor, commercial and residential landlord and developer.

Quote from @Tim Delaney: @Chris Doloriert there is a wide variety of different asset types under the commercial umbrella.

Maybe he uses an alias, but at this point I would not give him the benefit of the doubt.I'll be showing up at the next REI meeting promptly at 6:30 to pay it forward.