Dang it...it only does that on mobile devices, and I've deleted it an reloaded multiple times. 

I don't think anyone's going to find out if a single light switch was replaced in the property, but if suddenly there's a new roof on the property and no contractor invoice to back it up, that would be against the rules.

Also, one of our future enhancements that is high on our roadmap is a Payment Request feature to send an invoice/request for a misc. payment so that is something we have already started brainstorming on.  

I personally have a condition addendum that clearly states exactly the charges of what everything is going to cost to fix if they don't do it,  also at the bottom it clearly states that we have the right to charge an actual repair invoice for any services performed to return the property back to the condition that it was when it was rented.  

We always email a booking form (rental agreement), also ask for a copy of their drivers license, and send them a PayPal invoice at the same time.

When they indicated it was fixed during the due diligence of the property, did they provide proof (e.g. an outside vendor invoice and what was performed)?  

Mark, now dang people take note!

The property manager asked him to discount October's invoice by the business days covering the shutdown period.

I'd say Bryce has an understanding of the issues, but to go there in depth, I can only think of a half dozen on BP that have participated on this site that I know who can go there and only one of them is posting in this thread, that would be me just to be clear.I'm not so dang conservative that I don't get outside the box, folks here have no idea, but you don't have license to do just anything you can possibly dream up and/or adopt financing techniques of hedge funds or institutions at an individual level as such are infinitely more sophisticated than what has been mentioned here.Non-recourse is another issue with small investors with little capital in their company.

Did you get an invoice with the work actually done?