I do not know a single young US-native-born tradesman who proves to himself he can do the work who doesn't eventually figure things out and go back to school for at least an associates degree.

Although we are not merely order takers, you are the client and we look out for your best interests, therefore it should not matter what the seller thinks or how they'll react.

You still get notified through AirBNB (or whatever) of any guest message, it doesn't go into a vacuum.My favorite part is it integrates natively with AirBNB - so the messages it sends actually go through the AirBNB platform, which IMO both creates a cleaner guest experience and covers your rear in case AirBNB needs to look at the message history to settle a dispute.  

You have to be able to recognize a good deal and react quickly or you'll lose out.

Then watch how your friends, family, and peers react to it all.

A native from Peru, she graduate as a professional in business administration in 1998 from IPAE, a business school pioneer in the training and development of entrepreneurs who contribute to the country's progress and compete successfully in a globalized world.

I'm optimistic about Houston but it maybe because I am a native Houstonian.  

if your nearby competition has new cabinets (or new faced cabinets) you probably won't be able to command the same rent as them.It depends on what you want to do, and how your prospective tenants will react to it.Good Luck! 

I love it here and am a California native, but my "dream" is to buy, flip, and hold properties and it doesn't seem like California is a great place to do that.

I think you are over analyzing and over reacting...first, you cant stop them from doing what you are doing.