The homes you might be seeing are either not in an A/B area or need a lot of work that isn’t evident in the online pics (there are a lot of great real estate photographers here, I use a couple of them for my listings).  

It’s not enough to advertise on AirBNB and say that it is a short term rental (whereas if it was a long-term property simply advertising it for rent may suffice).Generally, if you are looking to benefit from non-passive losses to offset income from other sources with the short term rental “tax loophole” you want to make sure you at least have the following in case of IRS inquiry/ audit:- A log of guest stays that support the average of 7 days or less- Evidence of material participation in the activity according to IRS material participation rules.

Originally posted by @Dev Horn:I have NEVER heard of a city fining a person for putting a 24"x18" sign in their own yard.Please provide evidence for this claim that most cities regulate small signs in people's yards.  

Plenty repeatedly expound on the need for a LLC none have evidence to support the need of any protection beyond having adequate insurance coverage.Nothing beyond boogey man scenarios.I do believe it is a mistake either inside or outside of a LLC to pay down a income property mortgage however conservative investors will continue to place themselves at very high risk by parking their cash in real estate.

There is overwhelming evidence that lack of money is a disadvantage and having money affords opportunity, yet people without money still claim money doesn't buy happiness.

Fear is usually just false evidence appearing real. 

Well, if you have any concrete evidence why DMM beats SEO, PPC or Facebook ads, I am eager to hear it.If not,  will I guess hush, at least I am here educating people, preventing them from making a mistake.If not listen to people that "know it all", who are they supposed to listen to?

For revenue they run numbers as Long term rentals as they have to provide evidence for how they got to that number.

As is evident to me with the post, the term nationalization is problematic as it is not airtight.

I've heard anecdotal evidence that suggests inventory is higher in summer, however interest rates will likely be higher then too!