There are often laws against short-term rentals (<30 days) depending on locality and zoning. This is to prevent property owners from turning their properties into illegal hotels. Plus, most cities have a special "hotel tax" that most Airbnb'rs are probably not collecting and remitting.

Las Vegas is kinda a hell hole so real estate is incredibly cheap there (though it's increasing pretty fast as the economy picks up).

"I'm sorry, your offer of $50k over asking was rejected. The seller has found an all-cash buyer willing to pay $70k over ask. Maybe next time, champ!"

I am seriously, literally crying right now. My co-workers probably think I'm nuts. I think I should forward this to them so they know I'm not insane.

THEN WHO WAS PHONE?

...and then there's Florida.

Should have went with this one. Or possibly #1 or #3.

It does, actually.

It looks really cheap.

Michael Jackson.

Also wondering, if they predict 60% chance of rain for a day, and it starts raining, why don't they change it to 100% chance of rain?

Well have you tried it?

Interesting. I was thinking about visiting my parents in Roanoke this weekend. Could take a detour. Hmm...

I'm not 100% sure but I would guess it's more demand based than strictly based on reviews.

I just hope they don't change the interior too much.

Who knows how far of a ride it was to get to the DMV and back

As a matter of fact, they do not.

Public transportation in Richmond is a total joke within city proper and all but non-existent in the suburbs (or in the case of Amelia, the exurbs).

It is pretty cool. And pretty pretty.