How does pay structure work with such a high tenant turnover business model?

I was trying to understand the model on which Airbnb operates and one thing I can't understand is that whenever a host signs up and put his listing he is automatically enrolled in Airbnb's Host Protection Insurance which provides primary coverage for Airbnb hosts and landlords up to $1 million USD for free of to the landlord?

Your past practice and current business model. 

The best business model is to double your investment capital every 1 to 2 years, or to earn 50% to 100% on your money every 1 to 2 years.It is great to have rentals with cashflow to help smooth out the bumps, but the best way to get rich is to double your investment capital every 1 to 2 years.One big questions is; can you get more great deals like this one, or was that just luck?

(Having a knowledgeable bookkeeper in regards to your specific model is key) I know it plays better with investor transparency.

Maybe this one has predictable appreciation...model has 3% in it.Hope that helps.

That's the most important input of any underwriting model and .25% swing may turn a good deal to a mediocre one and a mediocre one to a money loser.

This works with the LLC model where you have control. 

By selling my "liability" I was able to acquire 3 houses with $90k in total debt, estimated $80k+ in equity, return my initial investment to myself, have about $15k left in reserve from the refinances, and the properties are combined cashflowing about $1500/month using a conservative 50% model (i.e.

So to join in the consensus, just get your license and hire a BIC and boom you have almost that exact model.