Each has it's own internal policies and procedures, each has it's differing level of cooperation with housing providers. 

I have my screening procedures that they must pass, but I rent to people I like and respect.

At the risk of pointing out what might be obvious, the "best" real estate market for an investor is where the investor has key people on the ground to provide lead flow, state-specific procedural knowledge & tradespeople to take the deals down.

Each state has a Division of Real Estate who oversees broker operations & requires broker's to adhere to incredibly strict accounting procedures, audits and care of all of this money that flows in & out of their hands that is that of the client's (you) or the tenant's.

@Donald Shaver military has benefits like medical and dental, TA, etc. like Brandon said in the podcast 40k a year or 250k a year you have to live within your means. 

It has been a stressful ride for this BP notice/newbie, and I am so grateful to have found this community of support.I hope my experience will help other property owners understand the risks involved with long-term rentals, and I anticipate that my experience will help shape Airbnb's practices and procedures in the future. 

It has forced me to rely on others for help and to create systems and procedures for dealing with problems.

The procedures are different.

It would rip this nation apart, which mind you is hanging on by dental floss stitching at this point.

Do we have rules, policies, and procedures?