Still, the addition of an API and ongoing development of the solution over a time where many other channel managers have been sitting on their laurels is encouraging. 

In my opinion, it is something you should sit down with an attorney who provides entity protection, so you can map out what you're trying to achieve.

Alright y'all, I've listened to podcasts and read books for long enough. Now I've taking things a step further. Now I'll lurk on the site until I have something to contribute. My name is Colby. I'm from Mississippi. A...

As a fellow Northerner, I tend to buy in the Southern half of the US for 2 reasons:1) you get much higher year-round occupancy rates in the South & it’s simply tough to earn a good ROI in the North if your place sits vacant for a big chunk of the year2) Culturally, the Southern half of the US seems to be a lot more accepting of STRs regulation-wise.

I had to call several dozen times to learn what was happening behind the scenes, only to discover that the "experienced property managers" at Latchel had been sitting on their hands.

My unit sits vacant longer and this poor family will struggle to find a good place to live.

I then attended a couple of hearings when I had the time from my day job.BTW: Attending a hearing meant I had to sit there for seeral hours, listening to several other cases, before my case was heard.

I'm just wanting to know about what MOST people probably have no clue about and hoping I can get someone who does to answer about is it legal for a lender to change a payoff KNOWING that there was no extra fees, interest etc that was actually owed for a higher amount with the purpose of then sending money they received IN ERROR to then pay their borrower back the extra money on the side.Again, long story short, my well over 2M was sitting in escrow with a closing attorney. 

You could even add an island or bump out peninsula for more sitting and storage. 

Having a rental property sit unsold for over six months is what I would call catastrophic, particularly if it's vacant!