Yes, cuz he DIDN'T.
The houses were rented as MEETING places.
For a conversation, or in order to transfer/sell something.
They never needed to use the bed, throw away garbage, make a meal, etc.
Usually if there's a safehouse that does have cleaning services, then there's someone who will regularly mess the bed up, etc., in order to prevent suspicion for exactly the reasons we see here.
So the rentals weren't safehouses, of course, just meeting/transfer places.
This guy's bread & butter was something ILLICIT, something that generated income that required laundering, like at a CASINO.
For DECADES.
I don’t know if I buy the “gun deal gone bad” theory on the actual shooting, but:
Is this guy acting like an ARMS merchant..?
TOTALLY.
The neighbors need to be questioned. They’d know if someone showed up.
Yeah, Airbnd seem like an ideal money laundering scam. People run up their credit cards on him as a mean of payoff for other services. Double game. This is a total front.
Ok... I like your theory. And it marries up well with my theory that this perp was a contract agent. He was paid mucho dinero to provide deniability. This works, until you reach the 500 casualty number. After that, it can no longer deflect the light.
I generally try not to go into conspiracy theory territory but you’ve made a lot of solid, though speculative, points.
Gambling is an excellent way to launder money. AirBnB is an excellent resource for arranging meetings for transfers.
The biggest question is did he go rogue? If so, why?
Highfive.com appears to be a video conferencing/collaboation site.
Hmmm...