Though types of people have been attracted to real estate and are making much money over the internet because of all the money in real estate learning and they specialize in emotional salads of stuff you do not really need.Since I still do not walk or am employed I spend much time on the Internet (about 10 hours a day 7 days a week)  and I see those types all the time and I am more aware of their acting.  

However, if you have their approved and it's signed in the lease that you're able to do those things, then by all means employ your strategies, knowing that now you mostly likely take on all the risk if some Airbnb renter doesn't pay or damages the property or gets injured on the property, etc...Just make sure everyone is all clear and in agreement, in writing, before you get into any creative situations.

Trump's intent is to get everyone working so they don't have to rely on Section 8 - my personal opinions aside (we're talking business here), if folks don't have to rely on Section 8 because they are employed does it really matter?

I had a bright idea: make it super easy for them to start the application process.Tenants would apply for free online (thru Cozy) to pass/fail an initial screen for employment, income and references.

People head toward the major employment centers in the AM.

In 1995, after moving from New York (my hometown) received an offer for employment in Baltimore in 2012, and decided to rent the property in GA instead of selling.

This is your possible way into finding a mentor, or even employment w him.

To them, it is the exact same business model and is subject to Self Employment Taxes as well as Income Taxes.  

Most people I know who quit their W2 jobs, and these are not many, have a spouse through whom they get employer sponsored health insurance. 

A really old school way that I've never done but my grandpa used to employ is after signing the 1 year lease, have the tenant write out 12 checks for rents for the year, each one dated the first of every month so that they could not be cashed in ahead of time, and in the lease state that tenant is responsible for banking fees associated with bounced checks ... like I said, old school.