In 2000 when I went Active Duty, I changed my role to Electronic Maintenance.

It is very nice to not have any role in tenant utilities.  

In regard to what to look for in a mentor (paid or unpaid) is that they are actively doing deals, are one of the main GP (not someone who has a minor role in a deal), offer a proven system for you to follow, and offer the connections you need to complete a deal.

Obviously, your son's preferences play a huge role in what he will enjoy/be drawn to study. 

I hope that this “role play” makes sense for anyone else - the point is not to assume something that is not actually in the law, because it may show you acting in bad faith if properly spun by the other side, despite your reasonable desire to want to have evidence.

I do not mind pivoting if it means I will win.

. ** (when i respond it is not just for the original poster but others that learn from lurking)Not only are they not typical results, the year the property was bought and the method used to purchase play a huge role.

In my opinion is unethical, and if this was a big enough company that is doing this to thousands of consumers then your class action suggestion might play a role (note I am not an attorney), but since we are talking peanuts compared to the amount in class action law suits you are out of luck.

Given how badly Airbnb has managed owner relations, we have made a hard pivot to adding as wide a distribution net as physically possible.

We also create a management agreement with all the roles and responsibilities to make sure all scenarios are covered and clearly stated.