Once I had their agreement I called the guest who refused to answer, so I called the cabin phone and let it ring for like 2 minutes until someone finally answered.I explained they knew the house rules, they signed my digital rental agreement that clearly spells out max occupancy and they signed up in the OTA with 7 guests, but only listed 6 people on the digital RA.  

We’re not an attorney state so they know very little about navigating the transaction process itself, only when things go sideways do they get involved usually or sometimes high net worth individuals or people from attorney states like to bring them in for final contract review, but they aren’t doing a buyers agent’s job by any means that’s for sure.

Generally (and Indiana may be different) the final meter install is done by the master plumber.

The cost of the attorney will be added to the Borrower's debt and will increase the amount of the final judgment. 

ThanksHi Brelyn -FTF will certainly work with new rehabbers (though keep in mind that this is crowdfunding, so the people who are making the final investment decisions are not FTF employees -- they are people who invest on the platform). 

They don't cut rates because they've reached their 'inflation rate' goal; they cut because they finally realize our economy is circling the bowl.  

Okay...Finally making the plunge and putting my old primary into a LLC or Trust.

Finally, CapEx is just a beast.

Finally rod of current tenant rechecking my numbers.Best part is the value has sky rocketed.  

Final figures: 76.8% occupancy and a gross income (not booking value) of over $120k across all channels.