You might not even get two unless you fully participate and contribute each of those characteristics yourself someway and somehow.

I think it's important to evaluate some of the qualitative characteristics of the property to ensure its long term viability as an income stream (i.e. is it in a good school district, low crime, near a corporate campus, etc. etc.).

Yes, there are those handyman who require a lot of supervision and their work frequently need to be redone.

The information is updated as needed (laws and marketing tactics change frequently!)

There is a negative stigma about Airbnb’s that they disrupt neighborhoods because of the frequent turnover of guests and some who party to the late hours of the night, make excessive noise, too many parked cars and trash not properly managed etc.

I've had this happen frequently.

Photobucket is http://www.photobucket.comI use Photobucket frequently, mostly for the radios I collect and restore (account FStephenMasek).

I can't tell you how many times people in my network have gotten burned by someone, frequently in a partnership or mentorship situation, and they never asked around because they didn't want others to scoop their deal.

When it comes to renting, I know the characteristics I tend to look for in a property, and am curious if they are representative of the broader tenant population. 

We communicate to owners via email, phone, and text on a frequent basis and everything is recorded, so I'd be happy to share our records with you.As far as not "properly" screening the tenant...