Hi @Mia Duncan,If you have $100k and you want to start a business with it, you need to find a way to churn that money.

Look for syndicators that are established but not too large that they are essentially equity allocators churning fees at this point.

Check out the Skift article "After Sonder, Vacasa Receives Notice of Delisting from Nasdaq"Following that, Vacasa saw an increase of homeowner “churn,” namely properties abandoning its platform, in the fourth quarter and into 2023, and forecast that its average gross booking value per home would dip this year.

You guys are doing great by just churning them out and i'm sure that just like everything else in the industry, there are builders that aim for the big profits and less sales numbers (more unique high-end properties)

Also, another great question that isn't asked often is what is their churn rate.

On your first, I'd also advise you pick a "model" - STR, MTR, LTR - limit your own criteria to avoid causing more churn with the first one, do it, do it well and then think about different options/strategies. 3.

However as mentioned above if the existing host explains that they are transferring ownership AND provides the new link, you will reduce the churn. 

Unfortunately jobs for college graduates are very limited due to the university being there and churning out so many new graduates every year. 

If you don't want to churn, have a policy for offering payment plans, and have a reasonable exterminator on speed dial for bedbug infestations.

Most investment groups are focused on SFH and MFH because that is where the most investors are and the most "churn".