Of course the best perks came with the amount of gifts we raised for the kids and few homes the humane society places some dogs in (they set up a booth at the event). 

In Tampa we have two rather distinct submarkets, basically urban and beach. 

Also, this same Airbnb guest attempted to put up a party tent in our tiny urban backyard/garden to host a graduation party for her daughter.

The local Humane Society was a "client" for his sophomore year design class.

I was actually looking for places to use for a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Veterans of America (VOA) program, aiming to create a spot for good cash flow while supporting a veteran.

I've been trying the websites for the Census Bureau, Urban Institute, and Pew Research Center, but still can't find the specific data I'm looking for, leaving me with four questions for you:1.

Our more upscale coastal properties do significantly better on VRBO than the smaller, more basic, urban ones. 

Some hosts won't touch urban areas for that reason, but others feel like they can pivot if needed and do quite well.

I Have built some apartment buildings in Colombia but in all honesty that is not something I even mention in the states for the culture, society and system is so different it is hard to understand.

Long most urban areas, OKC has its good and less good parts.