@Will Boller, in a quick click around on Interval International's website (https://www.intervalworld.com/web/my/home) a major exchange for timeshare properties, it seems like it is 50/50 from my small sample looking at properties in the northeast USA, with a handful allowing Sunday weekly check-ins too.Granted, this exchange is not an Airbnb, but it is all weekly stays in condos run, presumably, by large professional operators that have studied this business to maximize revenue.  

If you aren't familiar with the Orlando area here are a few things to think about.Disney is always a draw both for employees and visitors.Universal's new park is set to open in the summer of 2025, this will not only bring a new flood of tourists to the area but set to bring in 15k-20k new full time jobs.Orlando is currently trying to fix its traffic situation with express lanes being installed between Orlando to Tampa, expanding the International Airport and working on the final leg of the express train system from Orlando to Tampa.

Just because there is an internal agreement between partners, one house gets sold and there can be taxes to pay, by both partners.

Stessa- expense tracking internally Avail.co- applications, rent collection, work orders etc.

So there may be no actual restriction on TCO for residential, but because of the challenges of doing this for residential homeowners they may have internally decided to restrict it to commercial. 

From cap rates and cash-on-cash returns to net operating income (NOI) and internal rate of return (IRR), how do these numbers help you understand their impact on investment decisions?

Drawing from international experiences, including time spent in Sweden, I value the principles of balance and neutrality, understanding the importance of harmonious coexistence within a community.

I began investing in the US real estate market as an international buyer in Florida, seizing opportunities with foreclosures back in 2008.

Back in my days based in Germany & France there were enclaves of these very small  summer 'cottages' used as get-aways as the majority lived in cramped apartments in the city.

Do any of you have any recommendations on a career that could help me learn the game internally to start out?