If the PM is listing through AirBNB/VRBO you'd still pay those fees on bookings through those sites.In fact, I would bet a lot of PM companies calculate gross revenue before those fees are taken out, so they're actually charging you their 15-30% management fee on the VRBO/Airbnb fees you're paying, effectively INCREASING the Airbnb/vrbo fees, not lowering them. 

This election has valid reasons, but its side effect could be what you described.

More specifically -- considering volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in LVP and laminate, and the health effects that could come with exposure to the VOCs. 

(You would have the same tax effect if you setup different LLCs for these activities.)

Anyone feeling the effects of this yet? 

Overall, it was a very eye opening experience for myself and I look forward to learning how to close deals with efficiency and effectiveness in the future.

Don't wait for the issue to arise once a contract has been signed and effective.

I did get two decent leads, and maybe a third but if it'll be at the expense of a complaint or worse, then I would have to surmise that it is best to not use this avenue.Funny thing is, in the voicemail, I clearly say something to the effect of, "but if you don't have any plans on selling then by all means just disregard this."

Think of it this way:If stabilized operations presume 5% physical vacancy, then if you could squeeze 2x the income from 5% of the units in the community, you could effectively "erase" the entire 5% vacancy.This is the second unit we furnished at Canyon 35.

(a) Any protected tenant may terminate his or her rental agreement for a dwelling unit by providing the landlord with a written notice of termination to be effective on a date stated in the notice that is at least 30 days after the landlord's receipt of the notice.