I figure resort style food from off the land nature experience.

Dear Tenant: Upon further consideration, since the quality of the well water was due to Mother Nature and I took immediate action to rectify the situation when informed, I do not feel that compensation is warranted.

My experience has taught me that it is just a human nature to seek the most benefit for them at any cost, even if it means harming someone who facilitates profitable transaction serving their interests.

The investment appeal of the Oregon Coast is usually centered around proximity, value and appreciation of natural splendor.

Maybe because there are more low income areas people assume the tenants will just naturally be bad or something, but that hasn't been my experience and kind of a negative stereotype in my opinion. 

For other information on the day to day running of an Airbnb go to the beginning of this thread and read thru, we have both previously posted ownership tips and naturally do a search for Airbnb here on BP. 

The underwriter will require this home be superior in nature to the "exiting" home for a reason to build as a primary.

Upon entering, you are greeted by the soaring ceilings, a set of winding stairs that mirror each other & marble flooring that offers you your reflection, all working together to draw you into the experience of breathtaking views while you delight in the detailed architecture.

The views are breathtaking and many areas are some of the only roadways on the Pacific Ocean (beyond Big Sur CA) that you actually drive along the Coast and still attainable for almost any investor level or experience.

For a deal of this nature, which parties from my Work Network need to be involved?