As all of this Norada notes flush's out its very clear to me the investors really did not understand the risks and that the risks were pointed out but investor greed for return over rode the risks.. now that these highly risky business's are not working its got to be the sponsor who is at fault and the poor investor was duped..

I know a lot of Airbnb hosts and STR buyers I've worked with in Denver and Colorado Springs were pissed that Airbnb overrode hosts' existing cancellation policies to unilaterally refund any guest for cancelling.

On one hand, my homes are standing vacant so it seems like an incremental cost (utilities, cleaning), on the other it seems like a major slap in the face after they unilaterally overrode our cancellation policies and now have the gall to ask us to make further sacrifices to improve their PR. 

Even though it did make me extra mad when AirBNB overrode it.  

It's unfortunate because there seems to be several things working against them right now:- Some people are afraid to travel - Government restrictions/lockdowns have either prevented travel and/or temporarily prohibited STR like AirBNB altogether- AirBNB unilaterally overrode hosts' strict refund policies and allowed guests to cancel and get all their money back, which in some cases further unfairly impacted the hosts financiallyAs I read that article, and how the people featured in it were faced with less than desirable options (i.e. defaulting, selling, etc), I wondered how many people on BP had encountered similar decisions and decided instead to convert their AirBNB units to long-term rentals and if that was even a viable option for many of these types of properties? 

He overrode my ruling twice and was really sorry that he did so.

I overrode my software in part I for gross profit, and gross profit percentage.

I guess the fact they wanted something with blue politics overrode all the other negatives.

His report said that the sunroom was more than adequately supported.So at that point, the lender overrode the appraiser.  

The Indiana State Senate overrode his veto but the Indiana State Assembly needs hasn't voted on whether to uphold that yet.