There is some confusion about material participation hours.First off, you need to keep track of your time.

From an exposure to liability, in the sense of how much a party can be responsible for action/inaction can come down to the participation for that business.  

You win because you're not losing out on rent and still getting good tenants, the tenants win because they get discounts, and the community wins because the people were proud to live there and help out the local economy.If I ever decide to get into big apartment complex investing I'd probably do something similar to this rather than giving discounts on rent or gifts or anything like that.

Ask your manager what type of systems he or she has for vetting guests.Does the Airbnb manager participate in a “bad guest” scheme?

I love the idea of being able to provide a nice home that lower-income renters can be truly proud of, and as a result (hopefully) will take care of the place.

They were a conduit for the "deal" and many were proud of such. 

Too funny.This will now be my standard response to these worthless, "I'm looking for my participation trophy" posts!

Also participation mortgages were popular.  

I’m sure many investors would I’ll disagree with me on this criteria but I want to be proud of my rentals and know that they’re safe and nice for my tenants.

I'm proud of myself for doing it until the end when most people gave up after learning wholesaling.