DIL had never rented on her own, she had rented a room from a friend, that was her rental reference.

I make friends of as many people: prospects, sellers, buyers, private investors, that I meet along the way as I can.

A friend of mine pointed the app out to me, but before I set up an account, I would like to hear from others if it is actually worth it.

Hey there Good Folks,I am searching for a wholesaler-friendly attorney in the Atlanta Metropolitan area [specifically in Gwinnett Co.].

@Richard Henry in Tuscaloosa right now I am specifically looking at SFR, living in one room and renting out the others to my friends (can also be done in a multifamily, but SFR seems more available and reasonably priced in Tuscaloosa). 

https://multifamily.withairbnb.com/buildings/friendly-buildings-program.htmlFrom a landlords perspective I think this program makes the most sense if you are looking to be more aware of how your tenants use Airbnb.

Our lawyer is a friend and barters services with us, so that wasn't an issue for us, and my husband refused to give her one cent.

You could move out of your 4-plex, and live with family or friends for 6 months.

If you have any contractor friends they can give you some advice on rehab costs.

and I am happy to post my listings in response.Most areas have a local page - you can search for groups at the top and then ask to join.If you dont join a group, your post will only go to the people whom you have accepted as friends. which is probably very few people, since you dont use facebook