Some of the units require renovations and I’m just trying to figure out the most cost effective way to do this without putting a huge hole in my pockets.

I’m working on getting my first doors under management and would love to hear from others about what worked best for them in the early days. Was it networking, direct outreach, referrals, or something else entirely?

Which strategies have proven most effective for beginners?

Have you had any communication from Airbnb to that effect? 

Do gutters/downspouts move water away effectively?

In our Co-Investing Club, we’ve seen a few investors use that combo effectively to scale faster while keeping capital turning.

Selling the property just to comply with a city that, ironically, provides no sewer, no asphalt, no public lighting, overgrown weeds, and deteriorated access roads in that same area would effectively mean shutting down their business and losing their livelihood.That’s a power inequity where the government can obliterate a small business over paperwork.

Quote from @Ren Hopson: I'm under contract with a couple properties and the guys I was planning to assign the job to doesn't have a license does that effect the future value of the home?

But doing so, in this case, would effectively wipe out today’s payout and leave the calendar open with almost no notice to rebook.Any thoughts in what you will do here, do I accept or politely declined the date change and explained that the timing falls outside the flexible window to make changes per our cancellation/modification policy. seems also no middle ground (It does not allow me to surcharge a one night stay ).How do you handle same-day change requests while balancing fairness and protecting your calendar?

The city level is out of he question for us and I assume we are too small to effect federal Gets tricky at the city level for sure.