Because the current system is not working and is causing a host of social problems here.

For example, those of us who have taken a salesperson course know that real estate comes with a "bundle of right", meaning there is more than one single aspect to a piece of real estate. 

Is this known by guests to be the "magic bullet" in asking a host to refund money or am I misreading the tea leaves?

I own the game and there are places nearby that I could host it at. 

Maybe you are a new syndicator, wholesaler, Airbnb host, or property manager, and you set that same attainable goal of $40k of annual fees/income as you build your new business.

She's the host of the Real Estate Rookie podcast.

I own 6 units and co-host 3 others from a few hundred miles away.

I’ve heard nothing but good results/opportunities coming from people who host a podcast.

Midway through the year, my partner and I transferred the properties to our LLC (same ownership structure 50/50) because our commercial lender could extend a line of credit behind them if we bundled them into a portfolio loan.

Yes some landlords around the country take money "under the table" from Section 8 tenants but it's fraudulent and will cause a host of issues if you're caught so not worth it in my opinion.