I still see 5 star reviews on my listing on Vrbo, but I don't have instant book so am not on Expedia too. 

While I am not an experienced investor, I would suggest working on improving your credit and getting the AirBnb going.

That’s not a political or even moral arguement just basic math, in theory if zoning allows it and we get more skilled immgration at least economic theory suggest they should be able to build more houses per person that they consume.

Would love to answer any questions  and take any suggestions

Specifically, knowing what size of property you can afford, then narrow down on Airbnb/VRBO to the similar properties and see what the properties with the highest nightly rate or the highest review/ratings look like and what amenities they offer.

Then we take time to review proof of income documents, picture ID, check landlord references, etc.

But if you think there’s another perspective I should consider, please suggest!

I'm going to try out Mojo and review the data after a month or two.

@Angela Costa IMO if your rentals are local to you I’d suggest trying to manage them yourself if they are in reasonably good condition and you haven’t seen your PM have too many maintenance issues with them.

We as a firm have investors working with us who have rental properties all over the US big and small.Finding a real estate-focused tax professional and one who can help with advisory and grow with you would be my suggestion to focus your efforts on finding.