I know I was less willing to go out of my way to go there in case they had closed (they never advertised when their last day would be, and their website was kept updated), so I would only go if I happened to be driving down that street already.Before you close you should let your customers know, but I wouldn't advertise it more than a month or two in advance.

My dream would be to be sourcing these types of deals and helping connect investors in the USA to these opportunities abroad.My background is in emerging markets political risk analysis and finance; 5 years on wall street, an MBA, and a year in strategy consulting-- nothing real estate related but I am good with numbers, macroeconomics, and have a good idea for opportunity.

My property is located on 5th street.

They must be on an arterial street...There is also a 10% transient tax.But I'm not sure AirBnB actually qualifies as a bed and breakfast.

When they first bought it, we looked at the yard and thought to ourselves that this property alone is big enough the sever the backyard and have a new lot facing the adjacent street.

You won't be able to look at a flash car on the street without laughing.

One tenant from my SFH texted me about yard damage from some people driving through the front of the yard from the street.

Maybe particular street doesn't "feel" as nice to me as the neighboring block.  

I've seen more success when wholesalers spend more time on the street, knocking on doors, talking with neighbors, attending community meetings, etc.

I know that the house down the street, they sold it as an improved lot with house of no value.