Not if your bookings come mainly from Vrbo. 

Yeah @Marc Shin, I am with @John Underwood and @Jules Aton and @Andrew Steffens, getting them out is the main concern. 

I have 8 rental properties currently and have mainly gone through turnkey providers.

If she is a realtor (or another real estate trade or business), she could work 750 hours as a realtor and then you'd need to materially participate in your rentals (several tests but the main ones are 500 hours, 100 hours and more than anyone else's time, or substantially all the rental activity). 

My question is, should I get an associate brokers license as a way to make side income, (or Main Income) as I invest in properties, or would it get in the way if it becomes my main source of income? 

Utilities are at the street and lot size is around 7,350 sq ft.For those who build or flip new construction in this kind of pocket, how are you currently underwriting:• Entry lot pricing• Build cost estimates• Resale expectations• Timeline riskI posted the full details in Classifieds per BP rules, but I’m mainly looking for feedback on how builders in the Upstate are approaching infill right now.Thanks in advance.

The property is almost ready for the market, but there are a few final details to wrap up.The main holdup right now is that a few window seals are broken.

If paying down principal is the main goal, then a 15 year mortgage is the way to go. 

Quote from @Joseph Cullinan: @Michael Ewers Property taxes are the main reason I'm looking out of Texas.

Main benefits or criteria NYC buy and hold investors are looking for?