I think for the average 1 rental owner, it's simply too much fuss, and the opportunity cost of that time and energy is either relaxing, or doing other things to maximize bookings like interior design.I think the industry in general suffers from bombarding new hosts with 10,000 things to do in month 1 (OTA, direct booking sites, linking calendars, specific smart locks, etc.) when in reality most owners should probably list on the most relevant platform for their area in year 1, develop a rhythm and learn a few basics, and then start looking into improvements from there.Certainly with multiple properties it starts to become a more compelling argument.  

Each credit has specific qualifications and benefits, so it's worth exploring which ones you might be eligible for.

And I apologize, I should've been more specific.

I will take the time to understand what kind of home you are looking for and works hard to ensure your specific needs and desires are met.At the end of the day it is all about the smile on the faces of my clients not the sale.I’m proud to be the real estate agent of choice for those who want a great experience buying or selling a home.

@Joe Rinellakeep in mind MA (all states) has a state specific tax code beyond the federal tax code.

I'll also keep all communication, documents, travel expenses, purchase records.I'm trying to find specific instructions on what qualifies IRS' time requirement.

People in the internet could unintentionally steer you wrong and cost you money.

It dosn't mean what they push about thier market is wrong, but ultimately you should do your own data driven comparison.

Agreed I think if there is specifics of a guru program to discuss then thats OK good or bad..

As-is" does not have any clear specific meaning (in fact, if you look at Paragraph 16 of the standard NJ contract you will see every sale with a Realtor is listed as that).