I don't find airbnbs auto-pricing to be accurate at all and it frequently quotes rates for me more than half of what I know I'm able to fetch for my place.I would say this is probably because I would imagine it would be hard to code a system that takes into account quality of amenities, true location, size, and unique features.What both systems likely do is just dig through all the listings of homes that are around the same bedroom and bathroom size and then give you a price based on the average of those homes, but that leaves so many important factors out of the equation such as the quality of the house, the true location of the house to tourist attractions in the area, quality of amenities, unique amenities and the houses reputation through reviews.I think the tried and true way to accurately price your home is to simply dig through the listings and find houses that truly reflect and in accuray to your own house, see how much they're booking for through the listings calendar and then price your home similarly to theirs.

Local codes don't allow for the conversion. 

Follow the fire code!

I use them constantly to find the actual data source for probate, code enforcement, sort by type of property, lis pendins, zombie properties, power of attorney, divorce, evictions just to name a few. 

The GFI install corrected a code violation that was also a rehab omission and the charge for that was below the normal charge for an electrician to do the repair.  

Hi @Aimee Lawrence you may want to check out the South side of the 92056 zip code. 

Absentee owner, code violations, etc.

I know that they may be owned by the homeowner, but you have responsibility if they are not up to code and if the owner leaves you got the unit.

Sounds like a great strategy ... what zip codes are you investing in again?

Be sure to make sure your contract complies with civil code 1695, super important in CA.