While I've done some research on the topic, I feel that hearing from those with firsthand experience could provide invaluable insights.From what I gather, co-hosting involves assisting Airbnb hosts with various tasks, ranging from guest communication and check-ins to cleaning and maintenance.

Thank you for your advice, the only way I will gain experience is going through it.

As both a Realtor with over 32 years experience (and Broker in Charge and owner of my firm), and an Investor- I'll tell you that you will have MUCH more exposure in the market using a Realtor (we pay a LOT of money for marketing, Google SEO, and the MLS is linked to Realtor.com, Homes.com, Redfin, Trulia, Zillow (which we hate due to the massive inaccuracies), and to every other Brokerage's websites also in the area through Broker Reciprocity.

My experience does not agree with yours as I do not see Ohio everywhere online and I invest in the Midwest. 

A game of wack-a-mole.The more stable areas (a solid B vs a C-) experience for more engagement by the residents to want to stay in their home since they are reasonably hard to find and qualify for.Hope you are doing well my friend!

Hello all,I have previous experience with real estate, but first timer with both raw land and tax auctions in Texas and I'm realizing now just how little I know when it comes to land.

Could anyone with more current experience, esp in San Diego area, jump in and help? 

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Every single seller we've bought from has some type of mom and pop characteristics.From personal experience, I can tell you that masterminds are fantastic for networking.

Gonna be tough to tell right now, though, and I can sell you that from experience!