And most of the opposition here is coming from beach-area homeowners who see this happening.Anyways, I personally tend towards property rights, but I get the arguments against these AirBnB transfers, and I do think it's about more than money ...

Meanwhile, we are working on our second flip up in Gold Beach, the opposite direction. 

I am saying the opposite, and is what I do, that I say no to almost every applicant with an eviction, terrible credit or a past of criminal convictions.

What gives the tenant the right to agree to something and then do the opposite?

Pricing was pretty good and he has been a good communicator which is huge as I am on the opposite coast.

Luck is your primary business policy.I operate my business completely opposite to you.If I review my last 3 years:Total rent collected-  approx.- $250,000Number of evictions - 0Total months vacancies - 0Total unrecoverable rent - 0I am a professional landlord.Are you?

I've owned student rentals for 24 years and there are too many potential issues, when you just "shove" people together especially of the opposite sex.  

I truly believe that if we sit across the table and just speak like humans and let our concerns be know that 99% of everything can be turned into a win-win if people would just listen and attempt to see it from the opposite side. 

In the state of PA, you can't charge late fees so he suggested I work in the opposite direction.

I've shown the place to people of different ethnicities already.