That said, it doesn't mean that there's no viable business model in those properties for short-term rental... it just means a little bit more creativity is needed.What is the "low-hanging fruit" in the short-term rental marketplace?  

Do you want to flip it or do you want to hang on for cashflow?

Usually I get to work early and hang out here on BP until the day gets going.Only problem is the family, they try to keep me up until 11 or 12pm, so I am getting used to only sleeping 5hrs a night or so.Cheers,Josh

Hang in , be patient or you will jump and fall off the cliff.

A 100% commission agency to whom you pay a monthly fee, like the one I hang my license may let you do it.  

If your tenants are using window units, their electricity bills will drop considerably, and they'll be in much nicer apartments that don't have window units hanging around, let alone the noise.

Hi,I recently passed my Washington state brokers exam and I am looking for a brokerage to hang my license in the Seattle area.

Not sure where you can hang your hat.

I know that most people would hang onto a good contractor (good work at a fair price and on time), but I thought I would still ask for a referral.

Third, if you rent the place out with all these problems hanging over your head they will surface at an inopportune time and now you will have renters not happy that their is no hot water and all the issues that could arise.