I’ve never done AirBnb, but it’s a college town and also has a City park less than a mile away that hosts softball/baseball/ and soccer tournaments, so I think I could AirBnB for those events and have a pullout couch and a small family could rent it.I could also rent the whole thing as it is really a house with a mother-in law.I’m not sure what to do and want some opinions.  

Katie, @Dan Cumberland and I host a meet up, usually once a month, in Phinney Ridge and a number of people there, including Dan, invest out of state.

I was hoping they would give me specifics to my market since it was a class here in Dallas they were hosting.

I would recommend reaching out to other hosts in the area and see what occupancy rates and ADRs they are seeing. 

I also know from hosting AirBNB that the harder you push for good reviews, the more you will get.

Pete rules and experiences by hosts Airbnb The City Of Saint Petersburg 

Large families have booked it, wedding parties have booked it (bridesmaids in one house, groomsmen in the other), and currently a group of workers are staying in it.I got this idea listening to a Podcast where a host in the Dominican Republic owns condo buildings - he lists each one bedroom condo separately, but he also lists the whole floor as a unit.

One of them hosts a meet-up group every month, and they have what's called "office hours" at their central Charlotte location (plaza), they've extremely connected and can hook you up with a lot of contacts depending on your goals.

Note that I found a good MeetUp Group hosted by Doorstowealth.com and attending first webinar this week to learn about areas with good potential in/around Toronto.

I host a meetup for Bakersfield investors.