@Luke Stewart as long as you do 32+ days, you can rent on Airbnb Long Term in the city of Chicago. :) That's what I do, and it doesn't require any permit, registration, or license from the city.

Would you average the credit scores, or take the highest as long as the low one does not have anything alarming in the details? 

I truly believe that it's always a good time to buy real estate, as long as you know where to go and where it makes sense.

Hello @Frankie Paterno,You're focusing on day-one cash flow, but you'll likely hold a property for as long as you live.

He got back to me later and said they'd consider it as long as it is a "clean" offer.We're going to do another showing tomorrow.

Especially if there is a decent gap between the next guest, I want someone to be able to book for that night and stay as long as possible.

Who wouldn't want to have theoretically infinite returns with 0% down payment, low interest rates, and have the deal structured for them in real estate as long as they earn 100k+ a year for most deals in the 250k-1M dollar range?

As long as you received all your funds back I'd let it go.

@Alexander PhillipsAs long as it’s vacant the day of closing and your inspection - not sure you have a way out of thisIf you walk away you could lose your deposit

Technically they aren't breaking any rules as long as they're not specifically promoting themselves.