This is new CPA, and when I went back through the email carefully this wasn’t the CPA but his assistant, and it’s not clear she asked him, so I’ll check this!

If you're looking to just stay legally compliant, I would check your cities laws regarding rooming houses.

If you get a sketchy vibe from anyone, no need to divulge too much information but my guess is that sketchy people would not want to check out a networking event in a small community.

@Travis Andres @Brian Malavsky If you're looking for AI messaging, my team has developed an in-house PMS that is now public called Hostvana (hostvana.io) who's core competency is messaging (along with free lock integration and other features) and is more advanced than Hospitable's for a very affordable price.Here are some recent replies in my personal account inbox:https://ibb.co/nk8KWbR (cleaning fee policy question)https://ibb.co/sgP0qmr (parking question and check on status)https://ibb.co/HCKVPd8 (random question answered with previous context)https://ibb.co/gv0tY16 (early check-in reply after checking calendar.

Another part of the Open Spaces experience that we didn't like is, to your point, once we were about 60 days into the program, a member of the Open Spaces team reached out to us to "check in."

I would then transfer money from Venmo to my bank for free, which takes a few days.

Check out Hospitable. 

I would check with the zoning and appraisal district asap.

Also, please feel free to share any information you have about those off-market properties

This would be done by leveraging private funding for down payments that will be payment free for two years but then paid out with a balloon payment plus interest on the back end via a tax excluded sale of our current rental property in two years, giving us a very large payment of tax-free income.Thoughts?