Yes, at the very least, a first step is to immediately contact the booking site, talk to customer service and find out what your options are.

Would love to swap stories and ideas with you, investing in sober living has so much potential when done thoughtfully.  

Quote from @Dominic Books: @Drew Sygit I have a 3 bedroom 1.5 bathroom single family that generates 1 k cash flow each month.

Not sure on any books, but the people that have been successful and had success with PM companies is going from owner/op to getting a PM in there to operate the property.

That's in my guide book, so if you've set it up properly there are a few different options, if not, you refinance and pay it off.

Dropping price should be the last metric to consider for getting it booked. 

I once updated my headline and first photo to highlight the view instead of the bed, bookings went up almost right away.

Some of the stories we swap are absolutely hilarious and others are the kind you never forget.

Just don’t buy it with FHA and immediately rent all four units — that can raise flags with underwriting or the FHA later.Timing the Transition: If you plan to sell the 4-unit down the road, remember that a multifamily’s value is tied to income, not comps — so ideally, you’ll want to stabilize rents and keep clean books for at least a year before listing it.

For most smaller investors, paying for a solid bookkeeper would generate a higher (and faster) ROI than hiring a tax strategist.Both roles matter, but you can’t execute any meaningful or complex tax planning without clean books.