There thinking goes something like this - I can buy this great property for $5 million cash flowing $600k per year (they neglect expenses).  

As an STR/MTR host & co-host in Metro Atlanta, I’ve found mid-term rentals (MTRs) with corporate housing partners to be a great way to stabilize income and reduce turnover, offering 2-3x long-term rent.Staying fully booked during off-seasons is also tough, but using dynamic pricing tools like PriceLabs and diversifying into MTRs helps maintain a steady cash flow when short-term bookings slow down.

I put together a short survey to get a better sense of what hosts are dealing with everyday when it comes to getting their properties cleaned.

Or is this a bad platform for hosts?

But if this is a one-off, it's probably better to pay a local co-host who already has the local connections.Talk to @J.

That’s exciting — remote co-hosting can be such a flexible and rewarding business.

Given that I have no debt and own a house worth 1.3 million, what are some approaches to leveraging my house with a HELOC to obtain cash flow to avoid employment?

Many hosts who offer golf carts require guests to sign a waiver and provide a valid driver’s license.

This is what Burger King does: McDonald's spends millions in researching the best areas to establish themselves in a city.

I know the cost of land has to be 1.2 million max for 2 acres. that's going to be rare in South Florida but may be possible or it might be more north even past palm Beach county since land is so scarce. but talking to a developer or getting clients and building your needs list will help a lot. depends if you want to work commercial or residential as well