We are using a property manager with plenty of experience because we are not local and it seems like they are doing everything in there power to advertise or promote them.

Just started on airbnb renting my new basement apt and wonder how to cross promote in addition to just using Airbnb - which has been great - for September, but for slower months, I wonder if I should look at VRBO, etc...Thoughts?

I don’t have any personal experience with them but see them online doing a lot of promotion.  

Second, use the above to plan your exit strategy: Sell the property: If the property Value is > debt on the property (enough to cover your investment and hopefully some ROI)Rent the property: Debt is > property value (fight the foreclosure and Airbnb it to savage your investment) Of course, there are more factors to take in consideration as each case has its own nuances this is just representative, I do not by any means promote the rental of properties under foreclosure and you would have to check with the HOA if it is even allowed.Short answer: If you buy an HOA lien most likely the outstanding mortgage will foreclose on the property and you will lose title once the foreclosure process is complete. 

We started the auto-follow (and choose active members with similar interests to yours) so your feed is move diverse. 

Bigger Pockets does not allow us to promote openly in forums....which I'm kind of glad about.

Some times its better to start fresh because Airbnb will promote new listings in the beginning,  there are ways (that I will not say here because it's probably not an approved way) that you can get 10 reviews once you open the new listings. 

@Clayton Mobley - Spartan Invest @Chris Clothier - Memphis Invest@James Wise - Holton-WiseNote, there are some other great "promoters" out there, but like us, these companies are actually "providers" and manage the processes from start to finish.

@Clayton Mobley - Spartan Invest @Chris Clothier - Memphis Invest@James Wise - Holton-WiseNote, there are some other great "promoters" out there, but like us, these companies are actually "providers" and manage the processes from start to finish.

For sake of argument, however, I'll concede that there will always be a government presence, and I look to find ways to limit regulation and restriction to the least amount possible in order to promote creativity, free enterprise, and growth.