It’s easier than it sounds if you make connections with other hosts on places like BP or FB. 

@Sterling Wyatt The only logical explanation I have is that both the host and RK have no idea about basic financial concepts and are further willing to debase themselves to sell whatever it is they are hawking this week.

So there are advantages and disadvantages, prices are going to be different with QCD but you can always order a title company for a few hundred dollars to research the title and let you know how large the cloud is.

Additionally, the owner has already offered to: - to stay in town and help us learn, - to pay the salaries of two key employees the first summer we take over (2021), and- to owner finance a good portion of the purchase price (and offer really reasonable terms).Additionally, they turned over credit card statements for the last 5 years, and hosted us in their home for about 36 hours of intense due diligence, Q&A, etc.The point is: should we pay for a partial property inspection now, or come up with some new wording in an addendum to the contract that says we'll do a property inspection in May and are requesting that seller set aside up to $_____ for repairs (which would be negotiated)?

Other recent relocations to the Austin area include BAE systems, which added some 700 new defense and aerospace jobs, two new Amazon distribution centers, which brought more than 1,600 new jobs, cloud collaboration solution Airtable, Flex Health, and the online customer survey solution QuestionPro.Tech companies aren’t the only ones who are flocking to Austin, either.

We have some meetups we've hosted and recorded I can send you on some of the steps.

In order to connect it, I must allow Airbnb’s host only fee structure. 

The meeting is tonight hosted by @Dan Beaulieu  this is the link to the zoom meeting at 6pm. https://us04web.zoom.us/j/8372041057?

When times are good, I’ve always found it was more than worthwhile to give myself a little space for a day when storm clouds started to gather far in the distance.

They make all their money by taking a cut from hosts or charging guests.