@Steve Vaughn, I am a realtor who works with investors mainly.  

Has anybody used Monica Main's Apartment Riches 2017 program?

NOLA's main industry was tourism and the hospitality industry that created. 

Am I going to learn or re-learn truly useful stuff, like the above for how to help mothers with newborns get a right-sized house for the expanding family (which incidentally might benefit Quinton the REI in a bad HML), or is it going to be a bunch of useless mind-numbing junk that makes me want to contemplate self-harm?

For investing you should mainly look at multi, as you have to live at the residence in order to use the VA loan.

I guess I'm mainly concerned if fix and flip investors focus on this and would affect their interest in a property?

I need recommendations for an Electrician to replace the exterior main panel on a home I will be closing on soon.

There is really little to no benefit in being a broker over an agent unless you are planning on moving up in a specific brokerage to manage agents or to open your own brokerage.  

The location is great, and it is tucked away nearby a main strip, so easy access to gyms, restaurants, movies etc..  

The link to the blog seems to have good posts that go beyond the basics of hosting. i'll research on that.I don't have any questions about the airbnb side, like what linens to buy or accepting guests since i've had plenty of experience managing that side.My main areas are: traditional and non traditional financingmethods of acquisition (master leasing vs owning)scaling management systems (hiring people to answer questions, clean)managing a remote property in a different city (hiring local as needed property manager)and problems that come up from managing multi properties that don't occur with a single property