It was built in 2006 and is mostly stone siding with a relatively small backyard, but a very large covered patio, big enough to watch football outside while it rains. 

There are brand new cabinets, appliances, water heater, HVAC, windows, concrete countertops, original hardwood floors, tile bathroom, tile kitchen backsplash, and huge backyard, Just to name a few.

There is obviously a much smaller pool of people who are willing to invest with someone that doesn't have a track record regardless of brand and education.

But each company has their "quirks" - one doesn't do student rentals, pools or trampolines; the other will do trampolines but won't do manufactured homes...

I don't include wi-fi, trash pick-up, lawn, or pool maintenance, since I'd have to pay that regardless of whether I had roommates or not.

I have single family house in Dublin CA, with large backyard.

@Juanita Briggs pros: your listing is marketed to a massive pool of potential guests = more bookings =can potentially raise price to meet demand.cons: you have to pay airbnb a cut If you're filled consistently and you're happy with the rate I wouldn't bother.

Amenities ( some condominium complexes have amenities that attract tenants such as a swimming pool, a gym or park)The cons:1).

We can have as large of a product line as we can effectively handle so it's up to each broker to decide how far they are dipping their toes in the non-QM pool. 

Im new, but a homeowner in LA with large backyard.