Walking home from work today from the train station listening to a BP Podcast. I see a guy putting up for rent signs on an apartment. I walk past initially but turn around and introduce myself. Long story short, he is...

;)I know Jay is in a unique and enviable place in his life where the ROI is of less importance to him (God bless you, man), but I still say I have a business to run. 

Should we write bullet points about best features on our description, or does airbnb prefer us to write flowery prose that just talks about how much fun it'll be to stay there?

Using the search feature here on BP in the forums and seeing if anyone else is talking about that market is also a good place to start.Finally, doing your own deal analysis/underwriting and making sure the deal still works under less than ideal circumstances is a must.

This includes 3 bed bug infestations, 7 gas red tags, a broken window from hell that the first 4 window contractors would not touch and the pane replacement was almost $1k (this window is unique with an absurd fire rating).  

I have a feeling i am not the first one to think about this so trying to find out reasons why someone hasn't tried yet.I am almost ready with the platform so would love to have feedback on desired features as well to understand what i have built is what market needs.

When you get into discussions of tax scenarios and real estate it truly is a personal situation that applies to THAT seller at THAT time for their unique circumstances.

I think offering amenities that have a wow factor and are unique are definitely a huge plus!

For a first-time homebuyer, I determined that the BRRR method via the FHA loan direction was the best financial strategy in my situation.Due to the nature of this loan, the guidelines and regulations to have a solid appraisal and to gain an appropriate value for the property would be a great challenge for us all, and is noted as a obstinate issue in the real estate business: underappraisals.What I found unique about Damon was that, he maneuvered around countless obstacles, from executing an extremely accurate and detailed comparative analysis that eventually brought the final desired value of the home, impeccable negotiation skills that saved me thousands upon thousands of dollars, and what seemed like a never ending supply of ideas that he came up with that passed the rigorous FHA inspection.

It's free up to 75 units, has numerous useful features like online payments, maintenance requests management, Quickbooks integration, etc.It might work for you if you're a DIY landlord.