Yet I see them with a $1000 cell phone or shoes more than that.

Here is a list of good an bad from tenants perspective:Bad:People walk through my home, don't take shoes off and track dirt and mud on my carpet.

Eventually the shoe will drop regardless of how carful you are.

The landlord was probably first time being landlord, they were really very uptight about keeping the house clean, where we put the shoes, how much we cook, how many time we do the laundry, at the beginning (well, after the contract has already been signed, otherwise I would have changed my mind when I hear this) they even ask if they can make a schedule of my cooking time like what day what time I cook, I guess they wanted to make sure everybody in the house can use the kitchen, but the hell??

Shoe box or QBs? 

I think they typically fall into one of a couple of buckets:- lead generation to find new projects / deals- lead generation to find new investors- validation / credibility of business (not really trying to get leads, but to showcase and validate your experience) - otherMy question to you all is - what bucket does your site fall into and what are some of the "other" categories?

I wonder if the housing industry will get hit by the tariffs like shoes, clothes.  

Put yourself in their shoes for a moment and then act accordingly.

There is still is a market for Dells Airbnb during winter as there are outdoor activities like snow shoeing, cross country skiing, etc. 

I just wanted to share my thoughts with someone who’s in the same shoes I was in 2-3 years ago and whose walking the same path as me.Shoot me a message if you want to chat more or you want my team is Windsor’s information.