Drop it. 

I am wondering if we should go on the higher side and potentially drop our rate down if we don't get much response, or if it is better to start lower.Thank you for any advice.

Very easy to get sued. the amount of money you'd drop just buying professional grade equipment and putting into the infrastructure of starting your business would probably cost more than just buying a duplex with a loan. plus I'm sure you need a license for that in Florida as well which probably requires some sort of insurance coverage at a minimum. some places require to have working experience but not everywhere. 

I feel sorry for those that have a bunch of Wink products that have to replace them all or pay the freight.https://www.cnet.com/news/smar...

ugh.I haven't called other banks yet as I just got this news yesterday. 

I'm a bit cautious about Airbnbs in cities -- I'm not familiar with the regulations in Atlanta, but I would recommend really looking into it and pouring through all the past news articles about lobbying/short term rentals/unhappy residents, etc to gauge the possibility that your rental could be banned/zoning issues/increasing taxes, etc.

Drop that list and never touch it again and go to REI meetups and meet people in real life.

Good news is all I would have to do to convert it back to three units is put up a single wall he tore out.

I am in the Seattle area and have not noticed a considerable drop in prices.

I’m just tired of false news going around specially here on landlord forums.