Im looking to get into STR in San Antonio and came across Sinistar.  A company out of Canada I think that says they do placements for insurance companies for displaces families.  Anyone have any info on them?https://s...

As an STR/MTR host & co-host in Metro Atlanta, I’ve found mid-term rentals (MTRs) with corporate housing partners to be a great way to stabilize income and reduce turnover, offering 2-3x long-term rent.Staying fully booked during off-seasons is also tough, but using dynamic pricing tools like PriceLabs and diversifying into MTRs helps maintain a steady cash flow when short-term bookings slow down.

Colorado Springs is a profitable Airbnb that has been updated and generates an average of $5500-7500 per month.

He relies on verbal prompts to get things done and I am not a social worker or his mother. 

Is the level of selling we’re seeing in line with previous administration changes, or does this have to do with federal workers losing their jobs?

I'm not a fan of co-living, I'm a fan of co-living done well :) 

I have several in Colorado that would work this way! 

As an STR/MTR host & co-host in the Atlanta Metro Area, I've found that having reliable guest protection is key to reducing risk, and platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo offer certain coverage, but additional third-party services like Safely or Proper Insurance can provide more robust protection for both hosts and guests.If you're looking for alternatives to traditional insurance, I’d definitely recommend looking into these options for peace of mind.

I've been in a co-living mastermind for a year, but I'm curious how you set your business up.

Great news it looks like you have a ton of equity and I'm guessing the one side covers your expenses.If you want to keep it - I'd probably look at the AHA (section 8) route prior to co-living. 3-4 bedroom vouchers should net you more at the end of the day than the co-living model.