VRBO tried to find a win/win approach.VRBO charges you an annual fee, or you have to pay a % of every booking to them, Airbnb charges the guest ( i think this depends on your settings/location)I try to keep a 50/50 balance between VRBO and Airbnb, but It's more like 70% Airbnb and 30% VRBO, because of short stays and international travel. in 2019 most of my VRBO bookings were from families from the UK and they used VRBO, in 2021 most of my guests are domestic and use Airbnb.There is really no benefit for you to put all of your eggs into one basket.

(Just teasing Jay- I ways want to link you in since you commented about this topic 2 years ago and I respect your opinion even if you drive one of those fancy electric cards and not a pickup truck;)  )     So-- Enough promotion and internal therapy,    My takeaway...

They also hired interns that had not yet completed a college degree.I would look for the signs of who owns the office buildings, industrial parks, retail centers, etc around you.  

In real estate investing the internal dialogue goes like this, “I should be doing more, I’m not working hard enough, I’m lazy,” and on and on.

She interned at HUD this summer but found out she could have no dealing with any rental properties we acquire if she were to apply there (HUD standards).

This left me really shaken internally, wondering how our government and businesses could be so dysfunctional, nasty and disgusting and downright cruel.

We set about opening up the internal space, removing internal walls and doors in the kitchen/living area and reversing the master bedroom and bathroom.

The bank wants to avoid this process as well, so any insight from an internal source on how to best avoid the process altogether will be a huge resource.

Strong chance they have more internal problems than they are telling you about: (

@Eric Bilderback I've hosted a few meetings internally and externally since covid.