Hey @Noah Sopher,Way to go in finding a star agent.

More of a public service announcement of sorts, but I wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts about this- I just read a story in the Star Tribune about the settlement of a class-action lawsuit involving tenants claiming a violation of fair housing laws when a developer bought an apartment building in Richfield and gentrified the property.http://www.startribune.com/former-richfield-apartm...Does anyone have any insight into the case?

About 13 5 star google reviews. 

Each guest has their own idea of what a five star experience should entail.

seems these days new guests and guests that have been with the platform are the same. unless you have a guest with over 5 star reviews it basically means noting to us as we have been burned by "5 star" guests and newbies alike.run with the new guest especially at first start up and you can be more selective at any time, get the bookings and go from there

I can rent a house on the first on the month, immediately after accepting the applicant if the stars align, and most importantly will have the deposit and the first month's rent in hand as I hand over keys.Section 8 is rife with bureaucracy...accepting the tenant is the beginning of about a minimum 30 day process.

There are a lot of guru pitches from TV stars, etc.

BK that goes on for ever and you need a home3. opening bid way to high its no deal.4. stars all align kind of like the event of a water landing in a commercial jet.. then you get out bid.good luck

So kudo's to my agent she is a rock star..

My star review on Land Academy is -10 stars.