Given the regulatory pressure Airbnb is under it seems like a risky proposition.

I've talked to my title person, county assessor, real estate attorney, and any body else I think may know what to do, and no one has been able to give me any advice that I can act on.

Have any body had any experience with this?

The FDIC and many state regulatory agencies will require the lender to substantiate a global portfolio freeze based on value.In the past, I've frozen my entire portfolio but I was able to document that, on a global basis, values had decreased in excess of 50% from origination value.

I like this route because I can see their body language, and its easier to gauge the tone of their voice.

That is a regulatory declaration that you purchased it to hold for productive use.2.

Is this a really high crime area where the police just collect the bodies?

But I do want to take this seriously as I don’t plan on scaling skyscrapers and beating my body to death until I’m 60 years old.

I will keep that in mind when investing near a body of water, I'm sure there is some kind of insurance to cover hurricane damage?

Get good properties in good areas and get a good screening process in place.Other risks, include regulatory risks which I think are in proportion to the size/scope of projects you take on (if you're fixing up houses lets say before renting them).Other risks include common maintenance items.