@Emma Bennett I haven’t done a deal yet so take this with a grain of salt but Lots of youtubers have massive videos on massive action.

Like others have said, this is more relationship advice vs REI advice but I'd like to present my 2 cents, please take with a grain of salt. 

Try opening the windows for a little while, running an ozone generator, or spraying lysol air sanitizer.

If not, have insulation contractor spray several inches of cellulose. 2) be sure the duct work is not leaking air.

I'm an Airbnb devotee, so my opinion should be taken with a grain of salt, but I'm always trying to get my buyers here in Denver to consider Airbnb.

You have absolutely zero control on your property and you have to hope that the managers will make these figures, who I'd take with a pinch of salt given that they come from those who market the project.It's definitely not for me but I'm sure there are investors who think this is something for them, whether they understand what they're doing or not and the risks they'd be taking.

I am new to the real estate too and still learning all the terms and such (was a stock day/swing trader wanting a more passive income) so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

@Phil Baker I own and operate an AirBNB in Salt Lake City right now and have also looked into it in Washington County area.

And if you’ve owned “close to the beach” you have a good understanding of how salt air impacts your maintenance costs.

., I would have served the tenant with a Cure or Quit notice - they painted the condo, which they weren't allowed to do and never asked, installed a kitchen backsplash that had to be pulled off the sheetrock, they stained the kitchen cabinets, they spray painted something on the patio and left a red paint outline, etc.