The lis pendens would be the key to me because if the owner isn't offering anything I think they very well would negotiate once a lis pendens is filed against the property. 2.

For long term renters on Airbnb I think it comes down to 2 models that make the most sense. 1.

I've kinda been thinking the same thing.

I don't think the tenants would be due a discount unless your lease says otherwise. 

I think what you'll likely encounter at the local banks is lower interest rates with a shorter term loan vs. with the lenders I've come across on BP that can do commercial, they may have 30 year options but the interest rates will be higher.

Too many landlords do NOT screen S8 applicants, or even require security deposits from them, because they think S8 tenants are problem-free.

Ive been thinking about selling one of my properties and buy a small beach front condo in this same same area for Airbnb.

@Nicholas Nicastro I did a demo with them today, and I think I’m going to go for it!

I think one area where we take a slightly different approach from others is, understanding what guests are collectively saying about a market from review analysis to hone on creating that stand out experience guests are looking for! 

I am a mortgage broker and out-of-state real estate agent, I had one agent on-site and a GC/PM on-site too.