Lots of high-paying recession-resistant jobs here in diverse industries (education, engineering, software, aerospace, defense, food brands, outdoor industry, agriculture, biotech, NIST, NREL, NOAA, NCAR, UCAR, tech, startups, venture capital, finance, energy, etc.) and more and more ridiculously wealthy people who don’t need to work and aren’t impacted by recessions, who pay cash for luxury properties.  

I've booked a few experiences (mostly food tours) through Airbnb.

She left some furniture ,a washer/dryer behind and even her pet behind and spoiled food in the fridge.The property shows a lot of damage inside like it was done on purpose.Her lease agreement originally was supposed to end on 2-1-26.

Late fees buy my food every month. 

He says because I am not signing this contract that gives him 170,000 contributions and he gave me class B and himself class A with controlling vote.On top of that the first 30,000 I put in, he spent 15,000 on his own personal expenses i.e. food, gas, phone bills, Starbucks, lunches, girlfriend dinners, wrote himself checks, bought himself a car and I can go on... but he says that's part of his business expenses.

He says because I am not signing this contract that gives him 170,000 contributions which he gave me class B and himself class A with controlling votes.On top of that the first 30,000 I put in, he spent 15,000 on his own personal expenses i.e food, gas, phone bills, Starbucks, lunches, girlfriend dinners, wrote himself checks, bought himself a car and I can go on... but he says that's part of his business expenses.

There was urine on every rug and in every bed, all couch pillows stained, rugs stained, guest book scribbled in by toddler, food scattered everywhere, grease all over, and door and drywall scratched up and damaged from locking their dog in the the bedroom (explicitly states pets not allowed to be unattended in home).

The content is excellent, dense, and worth every single penny.

(it's just outerwalls, roof, windows and doors) The property is within 1/4 mile from a major intersection, it borders the city limit(it's just outside) and commercial real-estate, which are fast food chains and a small local shopping center.

There are large areas in the direction of the flight paths that do not have dense populations so it’s mostly a non-issue.