@Mel Hayes, We've had several clients go that way both US citizen seeking passive  and Foreign nationals wanting to avoid the stress of a FIRPTA issue.  

Although we are both citizens, we live and work overseas (Sweden at the moment).

They always respond with "We will escalate this case to a Senior associate", and then close the ticket.I am wondering if it is best to file through my own insurance or should I continue to follow Airbnb's processes?

So the private citizen and the housing advocates may show up at these meetings, but nothing changes until the big boys with the $$ want/need it to change

The most basic premise for a government is to protect (ideally, in this order) the life, property and basic rights of existence of its citizens.

I suspect most CA citizens don't know how it works.  

hello,Does someone Knows an investor friendly real estate agent in atlanta, not efraid to work with non us citizen.

chase is part of clear xchange - a union of 5 banks that offer super easy transfer of money between them. they include Chase, BoA, Capital One, First bank, US bank, Wells fargo.i looked up... your area has Citizens, Washington trust, as the main ones. as well as BoA.btw, you should have a business account for the rentals. it makes things easier for IRS too.

I have seen some of my senior coworkers 401k accounts, the ones close to retirement.  

Who would've thought that a bill written by the big banks to protect the big banks and their government sponsors would harm small financial institutions and individual citizens?