To add to @Shawn Clark point... there’s supposed to be a high speed DC-Baltimore train coming (who knows when) that’ll take you from city to city in 15 minutes: https://www.google.com/amp/s/dc.curbed.com/platform/amp/2017/10/16/16482438/dc-baltimore-bullet-train-shinkansenI️ have a rental in Baltimore that I’ve seen great cash flow with and I’m looking for more.

We're (all Canadians) are launching a platform to introduce our Canadian network to US-based MF opportunities.

VRBO and Airbnb are just platforms for marketing your property.

However, I assume it is a platform where you along with other investors pool money together to acquire/invest in real estate.More likely than not - You and the other investors will be limited partners in a limited partnership or non-managing members in an LLC.If this is the case - Would an LLC investing in an LLC/LP provide you more liability protection/anonymity than if you personally invested in the LLC/LP.From a tax perspective - the single member LLC will be disregarded and the income from real crowd/crowd street will be reported on schedule E.

I love this platform and have been following it since 2015 as i have came down the real estate investing world.

:)Solution: Using machine learning from rental application data sets, our platform would provide curated lists of most capable tenants for your property type based on the history of rental payments and a number of maintenance/ police calls in the past. 

So, you host for other hosts/owners through the airbnb cohosting platform, or through something else? 

I shoot for 3 posts/conversations a day, I think that is a good amount for personal development and to stay active on the platform. 

Are these really people who you do not know in person and invested through an online platform, OR are they all your friends/family/acquaintance.

Classes are pretty cheap and can be done online via community college platform.