Those assumptions above may not even be entirely accurate, that's just what I've been told plus what I've deciphered from the zoning table. 

I'm looking at an excel sheet of Airbnb bookings for a client of mine. It looks a little different than others I've seen. Anyone ever seen a printout from Airbnb that includes a column title "m_nights_altered" as seen...

I'm finding it very confusing and having a hard time deciphering the difference between all the reports, I don't like that bookings don't automatically sync up and they have to manually input the info.

You should learn to read the report and decipher what it's telling you.Here's a detailed guide on how to screen applicants: Application Screening Guide 

The challenge is deciphering those risks.  

To be honest I don't love it and generally get frustrated trying to decipher what the book keeper is doing.

They really do not know how to decipher what is a question posed to get business, then they end up with an inbox full of DMs.A lot of us have started using the "nice" call-out method, which involves responding something like, "I see you are an agent in Dayton asking a question about housing in Dayton. 

Like many have said, any wholesaler/agent will have good deals and bad deals and you'll need to decipher those apart.

@Eric Stugart, this is hard to decipher because your goals are not listed.  

‘Most folks reading these reviews can decipher an over-the-top critical review from what’s reasonable.