Of every month at the mission innI would recommend you use your "expertise" go to some of these bandit sign people and ask to work there dead deals....... you can find gold in a pile of cr$p.Call me anytime I love this topic.Jim

I know in recent Podcast Episode 698 or so about taxes the guest talks about what portion of the depreciation recapture is taxed at what rate (I think less that 15 year vs more than 15 year?). 

You’ll also have to work out a system for securing your personal belongings, and I would have the cleaners go over it when you leave just like any other guest.

Overall, though I think most property management companies are not equipped to handle AirBnB.One article I read years ago (prior to AirBnB) was about super-economic motel chains in Asia where each "guest" rented a recliner with a blanket and got a pair of ear plugs and an eye mask.  

@Marty Gold it is important to make the distinction between a traditional mortgage compared to a commercial real estate loan offered by a portfolio lender.  

For example, I was at a networking event where the guest speaker was the owner and live-in manager of a decent-size apartment complex.

Many builders make you put your license in inactive status, to prevent some conflicts of interest.Same with some commercial jobs....they don't want you to have active license that could create conflcts.... 

@Rachel H.Yes these are 40 year old MH but originally the county said as long as they were brought up to code we would fall under the grandfather status for shared septic.

I looked up redemption on it the status says STALE which I don’t know what that means.

Does the LT tenant care or ever had issues with the ST guests downstairs?