I highly doubt that AirBnB will ever be regulated ENTIRELY out of business, but I do imagine landlords will have more restrictions to contend with in the future.However: owning in Tempe, you would have a fantastic safety net.

It has great reports and and when you lock it so guest can access your settings it does not look like it is in lockdown mode vs how the nest looks where you know you are in lockdown mode.

Is the safety/value of your property at risk?

If you use the debt model I structure mine as 5-year loans with interest-only payments.- How do I go about finding investors for this down payment?

Not only all that, but like you say, the risk would be so much higher and we'd be putting all our savings on the line into a strategy like that (bye-bye liquid safety net). 

Put the safety pin back in that prevents accidental discharge. 

My intention are very positive" Hours go by with no response at this time I'm very concerned and in straight investigator mode.

And a topic that isn't discussed enough.I think a lot of investors kind of fall into the "set it and forget it" mode after the property closes and it starts performing.

Your safety net comes from your established reserves for each property... many investors do 3 months (banks like that number), while others have whatever number works with their business plan.

Now its in ZEN mode for learning, listening and building a foundation for my future process, building my team and hopefully seeing success in the end.Reading the "Ultimate Guide" soaking up the "20,000 Foot' view!