STRs have been illegal in our city for a number of years but enforcement has been lax.

She introduced me to a hard money guy, helped me set up the deal and helped me by sending workers to west Texas.

.- He also let his worker sleep overnight at our property without asking.- We had to reschedule our lead inspection 3 times and missed our Section 8 window (cannot find another appointment for at least 4 weeks now), which directly cost us weeks of rent and more stress.- At the final walkthrough, he agreed to send receipts for his claimed overages before we’d consider any further payments.- Instead of doing that, he’s now threatening to take us to court over $200, saying we’re “mercenary out-of-state investors” and that the court will side with his “humble workers” who will testify on his behalf.- Still no receipts.

I brokered the deal, brought in a partner, and co-invested to reposition the site into RV pads serving the local rebuild: traveling nurses, construction crews, and other temp workers.

Thinking about business travelers, shift workers, anyone who needs morning accountability.

Originally posted by @Christopher Olson : Paying Bird Dogs based on the sale of a property they refer you to is illegal in Ohio where I'm at.

So the supply of workers has, obviously, come way down.

You'd be surprised how many of your relatives, friends, co-workers, neighbors, etc. are currently investing or looking to do so in the near future.All the best!

I would be very careful in doing this and understanding what state you were doing it in as in many states it is now considered predatory and illegal.

Platforms to use:Furnished Finder is a big one for corporate and traveling professionals (nurses, consultants, tech workers).Airbnb/VRBO can work too, but corporate folks usually prefer something more “stable” than nightly.