They sometimes conclude that there won't be frequent enough opportunities for application and reinforcement of the knowledge required.

I haven't found a solid cleaning solution for the Airbnb's I manage but longer term stays would help with that issue since it would be far less frequent. 

Depending on the type of tenant you get, you might experience less frequent turnover too (vs there always being someone moving in or out of a multi-family). 

I've been a frequent listener of the podcast for over 2 years now and I finally summoned the courage to create a plan and I'm ready to pull the trigger on something.

My experience with VOA (working under the Emergency Rental Assistance Program) is that case workers are turning over frequently and the requirements of the program are constantly changing, further causing delays.  

High crime, low quality tenants, typically major Capex and repair items coming in near term, and frequent and high turnover costs.

I was interested in taking this step forward because while I was grateful, my father subsidized a lot of my living expenses in exchange for maintaining his place while he was frequently on travel.

My Fiance's mother is currently in the states working but plans to frequently travel back and forth between here and the Philippines.

I'm looking to get more insight from those who are using Propstream frequently.

The Construction Engineering is more engineering/math focused, and is apparently sought after by the entire construction industry (as mentioned by the fancy, frequently asked questions description).