No matter who has the programs somebody isn't going to follow it then run on platforms complaining.

Make sure whatever e-platform you use that it has the ability to decline payments and go into "eviction mode."

There are also some other options you can employ, like using a software such as Kigo (www.kigo.com), which allows you to broadcast your listing out to (and manage it on) many platforms, including VRBO, Homeaway, etc.The bottom line is that there's a lot of ways to make money via Airbnb and short term rentals... they're definitely not all from tourists.  

Kevin Hi are you wholesaling the Deal if so i would recommend going to your local REIA club posting Flyers Getting the Word out to others in your network also try in the Newspaper & Online an of Course on this Platform where there is Buyers who are wanting deals on BP good Luck.

I have begun to play in this arena, found an awesome local Cleveland, Ohio Platform - they have an awesome Q&A area, really simple to digest and understand.

Very professional freelance platform to get your job done.

It involves a crowdfunding platform in which I buy into a portfolio of 10 rental properties the managers already own.

Big difference between platform and portal.

hey folks; 1st-time poster here.i began an interest in RE investing about 3 mos ago. in that time, i've watched countless vids, read countless articles & how-to's, been to a few local meetups (REIA & the sort), started to study this amazing site, etc. i'm particularly interested in beginning my ventures in "wholesaling". it seems to be the best fit for my situation currently.one issue i face: i'm pretty-much brand new to social media. i started accts on several SM platforms and spend a good deal of my time trying to learn each particular medium - i know almost nothing about (insta, twit, LI, etc). i've been told repeatedly they're good to have for marketing.another issue: much of the investing information i have gathered thus far comes from people outside of my state (those pesky courts, right?)

In your much older homes (1960s and before), the problems stem from age and outdated plumbing materials such as galvanized steel water supply lines, cast-iron drain pipes and clay sewer lines.