Our team is feverishly & excitedly working on some projects to set us up for security & insurance in the event this happens again.

Is the city responsible for the sidewalk in front of my property? The side walk in front of my property has turned into a tripping hazard As some of the cement has cracked and lifted and I want to know if I Would be s...

They are bleeding cash and needed to secure funding for continued operation so I would not expect much more for direct payments from airbnb related to the drop in demand as they need the cash to fund ongoing operation.Originally posted by @Valerie Rogers:Originally posted by @Miles McClure:On a strict policy its For a full refund of the nightly rate, the guest must cancel within 48 hours of booking and at least 14 full days prior to listing’s local check-in time (shown in the confirmation email).Full refund=25% of 0 if cancelled 14 days or moreFor a 50% refund of the nightly rate, the guest must cancel 7 full days before the listing's local check in time (shown in the confirmation email), otherwise no refund.So 100 a night = 50 if 7 days before reservation to host then 25% = $12.50 I wouldn't count on it to pay the mortgage.Actually, this is not a quite correct interpretation of the Strict Cancellation policy.

My job is secure but I'm currently not making anything until I go back and I'm slated to close on the property end of May.The situation is I'll be left w/ about 30k in reserves once i'm in the home.

A lender has nothing to secure the loan against unless you have some rich family savings accounts and your parents on the title.

Tell everyone the cool story on how you found 1.3% deal and helped them secure a 3.2% 80% ltv non recourse loan in their LLC name and the phone will be ringing off the hook.

If they signed up for a new lease in the midst of corona they likely have a secure way to pay! 

Dear community,Wondering if there are any people on this forum that know a thing or two about effectively posting apartment ads online and how to maximize exposure.I have been running ads for about 3 weeks online to secure a new tenant through the free platforms like Zillow Apartments.com, Rentberry, Zumper etcMy current tenant has now extended his lease by a month until mid May (6 weeks out).Is it typically better in a constellation as such to take all ads down and repost as to not make them look stale and get some potential freshness boost when reposting in 2-3 weeks?

Currently, the maximum number of properties that can be financed in an individual social security number (per person) is 10. 

If I’m buying an apartment building for the first time how would I go on about getting a non recourse loan where it is secured against the asset itself?