I contacted Zillow and they have blocked the user.  

And it's written by a BP user/contributor, @Amanda Han.There's also a few other BP books here that you might checkout.

So many people rant about a company, but never really say what the actual problem is, so it's hard to say if the problem is with the company or some sort of "user error".  

City of Portland is really encouraging people to build ADUs because it's an easy way to increase housing availability/density and maintain neighborhood character.

and Thanks to @Steven Butala for the encouragement.

Our families always encouraged us to save the way they were taught (savings, 401k/pension, IRA). 

This will generate probably 90 calls and some decent activity.

As a new user to BP but someone who has done well with the three properties I’ve owned, I was taking a look through the forums seeing what screening tools others were using and thought it was interesting how much of an emphasis the 2% rule & 50% rule played out as a starting point for many.

Real Estate Rewind Starting overhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/brandonatbp/file/real-estate-rewind-a-biggerpockets-community-bookGood Luck Paul

I like the strategy of the long term tenant during the slow season...if that is the best you can get for the area and time of year.If you are able to generate the $130 per night during the peak season - that would bring in $12,675 at a 65% occupancy rate ($130x98) (there are approximately 150 high season nights) but you are only bringing in just over $8600.So it sounds to me like you need to focus on your short term rental occupancy rate and maybe make a rate adjustment.