Smith, who was notified by a code-enforcement officer that she violated the municipal code with the operation, contends that she was not running a business, and did not offer her guests breakfast or any other amenities besides a bed to sleep in.

My best guess is because it is not a "common enterprise" as described in the Supreme Court "Howie" Case.You may also have state laws to contend with.

If they leave at the end of a mutually agreeable date in Oct. 2015, you have just the turnover and rerenting to contend with.  

Some will be lookie-loos instead of serious contenders.

For example, RentRedi is free now if you are a BP Pro member that could potentially make it a contender with Innago for my use.

Do you have asbestos or lead paint to contend with?  

bnbfusion.com is another contender we should support, they are using blockchain technology to remove the middle man, I have listed all my properties with them and no not as many bookings as airbnb which is not surprising since they are new.

We manage over 130 properties and have to contend with this from time to time but typically the violations come from codes enforcement to our attention.  

I don't contend that we will ever reach 2006 numbers again, but I do believe that something bought inland that is only 65% of peak will incur 10% - 15% in appreciation as people become priced out of coastal markets and the demand moves east.

Supposedly, Conspiracy theorists contend that the governments of the United States, Canada, and Mexico are already taking steps to implement such a currency, as part of a "North American Union (NAU)" No current members of any country's government have officially stated a desire to create such a body, nor introduce a common currency, but does this sound fishy to anyone else but me as to why nobody's talking about this?