Everything on social media seems like a scam. 

Social Security is a Ponzi.

I suspect many of the negative experiences with short-term rentals stem from arbitrage properties.I used to work with a guy in 2021/22 who bought an arbitrage course from a social media guru. 

. - Start posting on your favorite social media site what you are looking for – not once or twice, but CONSISTENTLY for 6 months!

You are welcome to add me on social media ocan even contact me directly at any time.

I agree with @Michael Plaks on the over-recommendation of S Corps, especially for someone making $100k+ at a W2 job for which the SE tax savings would be limited since they already max out social security tax.

Quote from @Raydeane Bouchard: Eight years ago, I purchased a 4-bedroom daylight rambler in Federal Way, WA (near Tacoma) with the intentions to subsidize my Social Security with the income from an AirBnB.

But getting older and wiser has taught me to preserve social capital especially with the zoning office.

Additionally, consider highlighting any unique aspects of the property, such as its proximity to public transport, local amenities, or any recent renovations.Another approach is to reach out to local community groups or social media platforms where people in the area may be looking for rental properties.

Last and possibly most important,  is the application does not provide the landlord sufficient legal information such as drivers license, social security number, etc...