Some of the city regulations include:-Short-Term Rentals must be the owner's Primary Residence-Maximum of 90 Rental Days per year-Maximum group size of 10 guestsAll of which are potential non-starters for running a successful AirBnB in the city. 

Happy to chat more over DMs if you’re interested.In general, the difference between co-hosting and full-time property management comes down to how involved you’d like to be as the owner.Co-hosting is a good fit if you want to stay engaged but offload certain tasks like guest messaging or calendar management.Property management is better if you’d prefer to be completely hands-off, with the manager handling everything including guest communications, maintenance, cleaning, turnovers, etc.However, there are two big benefits, in my opinion, to co-hosting over property management.

Entry prices are lower, rents are strong, and there’s a big community of investor-friendly agents ( including myself, ha!

Do the full pre-approval, including running your credit.3.

I’m right next door in Grapevine and did house hacking myself, including both long term and short term rentals. 

I will be including all Utilities + W/D+ InternetHow are you guys filling rooms?

It happens on here every day, which is why there is so much ink spilled about midwest markets.

It's led me to the permitted uses in that zone, which includes "single-family dwelling units."

It seems well-structured and includes mentorship, legal docs, market research tools, and a 6-month coaching setup.

There is various meet ups/groups there including by location (for example as relates to me there is a San Diego RE investor lunch meet up planned) or by RE discipline.