You'll also need to figure out a way to shut down EDDM.I did not, in fact say that I contact people until they say yes.There is a vast difference between saying "no, I do not want to sell" and saying "Take me off your list".

On some of the properties I called and got the owners, I got shut down right away "oh we are already working with somebody" or on one  that I got closer I the owner was asking way above the price they are selling for, but I guess its a start and part of the experience.

--you want to "shut up" people that disagree with your concept, disagree with a lot of post promoting dishonest, etc.

just wanted to give an update since I have been in the process of getting a new  location since everything shut down again but I did finally secure one and am just waiting for a confirmation on the exact time but I am hoping for the 29th of this month.

And the initial financing in most of these syndications are giver or take 3-5 years in duration.IF we hit a nasty recession, its going to be impossible to sell, and banks may shut down their lending, and if you cant sell, you are forced to refinance.   

It's hard to gauge other Airbnb's at this specific moment due to the most recent shut down.

Feel free to AMA for another couple days then I will have to shut it down.

Here's what I've learned:√ If the deal is right, pay up and shut up.

So, its NEVER too late unless a city shuts down STRs.

I made the mistake of listing and staging a vacant house last year.  64 business cards and going over 4x per week to shut off lights, turn down the a/c and close the back door was all it got me.