Here are some other comparisons: Cons of Airbnb compared to traditional: - Possibility of having legal issues- More competition with those who rent just a room out and thus, for a lower price - Extra costs: sales tax, occupancy tax, supplies for rental, 3% host fee that is deducted from you bookingPros of Airbnb compared to traditional: - Social experience - Learn more about the hospitality business - Have the ability to play around with your prices 

DefaultHaving followed the terms of the Consumer Credit Code,1995 I may demand repayment if any of the following happen (defaults):i) If you fail to pay any money you owe me on the date it is due and this failure lasts for more than 21 days after I have written to tell you that the amount is overdue.ii) If you break any of the terms and conditions of this agreement and you do not resolve the position within 14 days after I have written to tell you to do so.iii) If you or your guarantor die or do something which could lead to bankruptcy or if your guarantor serves me with a notice that he or she will no longer act as your guarantoriv) If any information supplied for or by you in application for the credit facility was false, misleading or inaccurate.v) If you do not provide me with the security within 10 days after I have written to ask you for it or within any extra time I may allow; if the security is also security for other money you owe me (or any of our subsidiaries) and the security becomes enforceable to pay any of the other money.7.

The furniture tends to be smaller in size, so it makes all your rooms look bigger.

This means I have to pay cash for the properties I am looking for but only have a limited supply of that at the moment.  

Currently I'm looking to buy a duplex or triplex in the Dedham/Norwood area to both live in and rent out but prospects have been in short supply on MLS.

I think the most likely events that will trigger a downward spiral are a recession and/or a faster paced Fed tightening of the money supply.

After 3 months, it is only the cost of the furniture rental.

Look for cracks or chips.Flooring – inspect for stains, scratches, unevenness, laminate defects.Sinks/baths/showers – check for cracks, chips, or dents in metal sinks.StorageStorage bins (inside & outside) – check that they have been emptied and are in good condition.Cupboards/drawers – check for function and damage.Garage/shed – test doors, locks, and look for structural damage.Attic – inspect for damage or items left behind.FurnitureOn/under/behind – sit on the furniture to determine stability.

Thanks for the supply of links I found them very usefulCheers

Listen, I'm  not one for following a manual when putting together stuff, like  furniture pieces.