For us it varies by property - smaller more urban units can be 80,90% Airbnb whereas larger beach houses can be as low as 30% Airbnb but company wide on 65 or so doors last I checked was 40% Airbnb, 30% VRBO, 30% Other (Direct, Marriott, Google, Booking.com, Jetblue/Allegiant Airlines, others).

Since then, I've learned more into my build, design and project management skills, taken everything in house, gotten my GC license and taken a more hands on approach.

No big, but I will go through all the outlets in the house next time I am there.Seeing as we are on the lake, we have 3 decks, so I am religious about checking the steps, deck boards and railings.

He put it the market and the real estate agent advised him to add a closet to what had actually been a bonus addition to the two bedroom one bath house. 12 years old at the time my father asked me to give it a try.

Housing has been expensive and seems like this may be worth looking into.  

A couple years ago, I went to see a tenant occupied house but the tenant wouldn't answer the door to allow me in.

You might know of the vacant house down the street and be saavy enough to do the research and hunt down the owner and sweet talk yourself into a deal.   

Waiting for the event to come and then act, will cause you to lose money as people who decided to go ahead and jump, are selling as they had already made lots of money.The same thing can happen in the housing market.

And when they do send the so called "qualified leads", it turns out someone with high equity and house in OK condition asking for 125% of RETAIL value.

The thing I like about lots/land is there is a lot less emotion involved compared to houses.