I read about writing reviews in "code" so that other hosts get it but this seems not as helpful.

The joys of short term rental hosting.

I love hosting and have tremendous passion and attention to detail with property management that seems incredibly hard to find those sorts of proactive skills in people when looking to hire for my own rentals. 

My name is Sean Robinson, my dad is Tony J Robinson the co-host of the Real Estate Rookie Podcast , I am 16 years old and I recently started my wholesaling career.

He is hosting a free Multifamily Mindset thing in my hometown this weekend and I’m interested in attending

If they are hosting quarterly conferences to bring in new clients and running ads constantly for their educational course, they have likely learned that the education world is far more lucrative then they were able to be in real estate.  

Hey Ahmed,Many hosts streamline this process by starting with online resources like municipal websites, where cities often publish their short-term rental ordinances.

There's also many good books by people on the podcasts, including the hosts, that are published by BiggerPockets.

You’ll find post after post where the STR host is suing the LTR property owner for the rents they lost because the repairs weren’t made the same day and their guest cancelled. 

I see no rationale where they deserve an STR permit over a STRs that provided proof of paying transit occupancy tax and being good hosts (few complaints/issues, etc).