Not published research, but based on my own experience: Cable+Internet: Cost is free and in fact you usually get a 20-30k bonus for using an exclusive service provider.

To me a scammer is like a well known note investor in austin who as an example went to write a book and charged people $500 to write a chapter in the book and took the money and never published it.

It is very much so a world of LP's can make $ if and when GP's do, and if GP's don't, oh-well, sorry for your loss LP's, and onto the next....I only work with large public operators with a published track record that they do not wish to tarnish.

(we stopped revising Quicken for Dummies a few years ago after having published new updated versions every year for probably 20 years?)

I’ve talked with some self published gurus  at least I thought they were self published.

For general real estate knowledge, I highly recommend the books published by BiggerPockets.

@Karen Kwak , my colleague, Brian Robbins, has recently published a comparison guide about landlord insurance.

there's a fairly new 'syndicator review' site and I'd encourage those in this thread who have invested with them to publish their review:  https://investclearly.com/sponsors/grocapitus-investments

If an Airbnb host doesn't leave a review for a guest within the 14-day window after checkout, here's what happens:No Review on Guest's Profile: No review from the host will appear on the guest's profile.Guest Review Publication (if applicable): If the guest did leave a review for the host, that review will still be published on the host's listing after the 14-day review period expires, regardless of whether the host reviewed the guest or not.In essence, if the host remains silent, the guest won't receive a review from them, and if the guest wrote a review, it will still be published after the deadline.

@Jonathan Warner AI is great for some things but it can only give you feedback on published data and only that which it has access to.