If you’re new to short-term rentals, here are some solid resources to get you started:✅ Airbnb & Vrbo Host Resource Centers – Perfect for learning the basics straight from the platforms.✅ YouTube channels like Robuilt and Airbnb Automated – Practical, step-by-step tips from experienced hosts.✅ Books like The Airbnb Expert’s Playbook – A great intro to hosting fundamentals.✅ Online communities (Facebook groups, Reddit’s r/Airbnb) – Learn from real hosts sharing what works and what doesn’t.Focus first on guest experience, pricing strategy, and local regulations—those are the pillars of a successful STR business.I can also share my top 5 beginner mistakes to avoid if you’d like—just let me know! 

Where can I go to find a mentor, education or resources for SELLERS on creating a seller financing based business?

The 3 best resources for connecting locally are Meetup.com, Eventbrite.com, and Facebook. 

Anyone use online resources for cost seg?

@Dave Meyer had an interesting episode on the BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast about 3 main resources when it comes to investments: cash, time, and experience. 

Also open to hearing about other trusted resources or coaching programs you’ve used to build out recovery housing.

Appreciate any advice or resources you can share.

Option A: Pick up bartending/serving to stack quick cash.Option B: Look for part-time PM work with another local investor for more experience/income.Option C: Skip a second job and put that time into cold calling and building my own LLC/deal pipeline.For context, I don’t own property yet, but I’m eager to take action and set myself up for success.

Here are some resources I quickly Googled:https://ldh.la.gov/assets/oph/Center-PHCH/Center-CH/infectio...https://louisianalawhelp.org/resource/getting-back-your-secu...If you and your PMC followed all legal requirements you should have nothing to worry about - but the tenant can still sue and they will find out they are wrong.

Clothes piled up, boxes stacked up, vacuum probably nonexistent . . . not in the shape I would live in.