Everything else is just noise.

Therefore, recent consumer sentiment has been terrible.I rarely listen to news anyway because most of it is noise.

.🔍 Diligence Checklist:Ask for references from other landlords they’ve leased from.Request financials or proof of reserves.Get clarity on how they screen guests, handle noise complaints, and manage turnovers.Make sure the lease includes clauses that allow you to inspect the property periodically and address damages swiftly.🧠 Competitive Alternatives:There are quite a few other players in this space — some examples include:Sonder (larger urban inventory, more institutional)Minty Living (focused on mid-term in select cities)The Guild, Blueground, Landing — mostly corporate housingLocal boutique operators or property managers offering revenue share or co-hosting modelsIf you're interested, I’ve structured creative leases with performance-based kickers, where base rent is guaranteed but additional upside is shared when occupancy or revenue exceeds certain benchmarks — a win-win for both parties.Happy to review their proposal or lease agreement with you if you’d like a second set of eyes.

I think crazy complaints need less addressing than less crazy complaints.I have had complaints for Blackout curtains letting in too much lightGuest getting a ticket for parking hanging over the sidewalkA room with a bunk bed even though it is both in the description and photosSeating only holding 5 when stated unit max occupancy is 5.Airplane noise where listing explicitly states unit has airplane noise.Too much seaweed (our beaches are cleaned often but just before the next cleaning there can be significant seaweed).Tight parking when listing provides exact measurements of the garage.I suspect I have got more nit complains or complaints on things that were in the listing than legit complaints.  

You're going to have trouble mitigating this noise without a dead air space between the joists/rafters above and your ceiling finish below.

Despite the noise about AI replacing developers, I firmly believe there’s never been a more exciting time to be in tech.Why I'm hereI’m looking to bring more balance and diversification to my finances and my life.

Then mailers become white noise to homeowners. 

We’re helping tenants create memories in the homes they live in, and we’re shielding owners from the day-to-day noise and stress that comes with it.You know why you're able to enjoy that ROI from a beach in Cabo?

The truly fiduciary-minded agents are out there you just have to dig past the noise and ask the right questions.

It should cover things like:Pet type, breed, weight, and number allowed.Tenant responsibilities for waste removal, noise, and pet behavior.Provisions for professional cleaning upon move-out.Indemnification clauses.Need a Pet Addendum?