@Dustin Tucker I'm here in new york city , Owner financing isn't really accepted as much here , I'd be very interested in taking up that offer , send me a message I'll try to send you one as well and we can discuss further

They may accept it, but prefernce for buyers and renters is alsways a second bathroom.

First is from roof along 3rd floor ceiling and I could not isolate source on leak test.

Overall I would treat this investment as a high risk gamble and willing to accept loss if it failed but It's also a very interesting process to understand how the industry works.

Have you offered acceptance of your initial capital bank in return for a release and waived rights to the accrued interest? 

Agreed on the 4 pictured one - just wanted to test out and see if it would help.

A few interesting things but one in particular:3.7.1 To purchase a Subscription Listing, Host must make an order by means of the Site's online order form and pay Vrbo the fees for the relevant Listing, which may or may not be accepted by Vrbo ("Subscription Listing Fees").

This reminds me about the other day when I heard some agents debating about if you should accept less than 6% and one of them had the audacity to say "you wouldn't negotiate with a doctor would you"... like gtfo!

Though accidents could happen, 99% of the time these issues that most people need to get policies for are due to the lack of common sense or for someone accepting responsibility for their actions. 

@Ben EinspahrHouse hacking in Denver metro areas involves lenders reporting rental income on Schedule E, accepting 75% of STR/MTR income from lease agreements or appraiser's estimates, and requiring additional proof via tax returns.