Check with the first agent to see if the Air BnB is just not covered or if it would void the policy. 

We have it listed as sleeping 6, but I'm sure an air mattress for an extra 1-2 people would not be a big deal. 

I dont want to buy a unit because you are not buying property or land, its just 'air rights'... essentially a relatively small apartment that is controlled by other people.Any what thats what I have seen

I'll also need a plumber and a carpenter for some more skilled work.I'm going to likely stay in the units or an air bnb as I do the remodel, but once it's all settled I'll be back in the Hudson valley/NYC. 

Air b and b, Verbo, etc...Just curious, anyone out there experience a tenant that didn't leave after his/her stay?     

Here is an in depth article for each island what areas are allowed etc etc https://realhawaii.co/blog/air...

Purchase price: $280,000 Prior to purchasing Bel Air, it was evident that the property was in need of a top to bottom renovation.

Without including capital gains ... currently I’ve had it as an air bnb bringing in roughly 2k a month . 

This property is from the 20s so probably looking at asbestos and lead-based paint, removing the boiler and radiator, adding central heat and air, as well as some excavation work where an in-ground pool was taken out but not filled in.Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thought I’d ask you guys before making a commitment:1) do you avoid properties all-together that have knob and tube wiring?