- lack / loss of functionality- i.e. no dynamic stays, no set long term stays settings showing in AirBnb      - severe data errors- i.e. numbers not adding up and showing up in the wrong place.  3. 

My knowledge of them is limited so I can't speak to their business model.

I've only begun within the last 5 years, and capital is limited. 

I definitely agree that being desperate for tenants in order to lower your vacancy rate is generally not a good option as the level of uncertainty and potential losses can be huge as it only takes a minority to impact other tenants who are paying good value for money on your rental properties. 

I've learned a ton from her posts here on BP and have called her to pick her brain on market rents in specific areas I'm not as familiar with and have limited MLS rental data in Orlando.

If you are going into the space with limited experience, do you think that using other peoples money is a good idea?

This means no limits to the number of 30 yr loans.   

We are considering one that’s charging $0.50 a unit but problem is the functionality seems limited.

It may only be a matter of time before strict short-term rental regulations in Texas cities, such as Austin, are a thing of the past (or at least significantly limited).

Statute of limitations can be somewhere in the 4 year range based on contract law.