Here's one from a quick internet search. 

I know not every city/state is up to day with this internet thing.

Is the number of reviews a host has accurate to the true occupancy rate?

Does anyone know of the least expensive best web hosting/creation website company for newbie REI's? 

Also, you can bring on a co-host if you want to make it 98% passive. $100k can definitely make you $4k in cash flow.

I dont care how hard you work most of us cant shoot free throws like Stephan Curry.The podcasts I listen to don't have a bunch of egomaniacs as hosts or guests. 

Darren Sager hosts a monthly meetup featuring podcasts guests in Manhattan that you should definitely keep an eye out for

If anyone asked, I can show them the tenant's pay ledger, their eviction and judgment from court, their failed attempt to sue me and file a stalking order against me, the condition of the home when they were kicked out, their 100-page complaint filed with the real estate board and that all complaints were dismissed, or the 50+ negative reviews they wrote all over the internet in a two-day period.

I have years of experience professionally managing over 50 listings on AirBnB for others, I founded 5 hostels which reached Super Host status on AirBnB within 1.5 months of starting up, and now I offer design and management for co-living homes as well, so I have plenty of insight to offer.Firstly, here's a technical run down:Oakland residents who host short-term rentals must register their properties with the city and submit a 12% Transient Occupancy Tax for every reservation for fewer than 7 nights. 

Could you offer to Host their properties and give the owner a cut or something to make it a benefit to the individuals?