I understand that every investor's journey is specific and unique based upon individual needs and objectives; with that being said - I also believe there are (as with most industries) best practices alongside ill-advised practices that are generally common to all.Back in Feb., after a year+ of reading this and that, my wife and I jumped into the REI game.  

My long term objective is to pay off all of the houses over 8-10 years (before retiring from my W2 job). 

Happy to explain the differences if that’d help.

Can you explain more about the bait and switch you are talking about?  

But you have to explain your position.

Indeed your CPA could give you a tax code and explain why he felt differently. 

I know this question has been bounced around a few times, but many of the answers are different or an "it depends", so I'll explain our scenario.My family and I run a GC and we're doing our own fix & flips.

Do you care explaining what they are?

Airbnb support has unfortunately been unable to resolve or explain this.Question: Has anyone else experienced this?

Even if that liability event is a covered event, expect a ton of your time spent dealing with the litigation, your insurance premiums will increase (likely forcing you into surplus line coverage), you will be explaining the claim history to lenders and overall you will be viewed as a higher risk investor to work with.