Usually if there is a plumbing or electric issue, it falls on the tenants.  

The guest slips on the water and falls breaking his/her arm.Thank you in advance and I apologize if I am asking a silly question. 

@Kayla Maupin Since you mentioned both STR and Tulsa, this article might be of interest.You may already be aware of all this, but just in case:The meteoric rise — and spectacular fall — of the Queen of Airbnb: https://www.yahoo.com/news/meteoric-rise-mdash-spectacular-f...

Best of luck getting these units squared away A "true" turnkey provider is always waiting for the ax to fall mate and it can only fall on their head lolLot of accountability and responsibility for sure and it takes many many years to get operating decently.I won't say "perfectly" because there are non stop kinks in the armor of a true turnkey provider.Thanks 

Excellent strategy and I feel like everything was kind of falling in your lap. 

These packages can be easily emailed or handed around and you’ll have no control over whose lap it falls in.

Please check earlier in this thread where I placed an actual bid using your informationWith the exception of the bids which fall under the $1250 minimum commission(As that skews the numbers) @Tony Green's spreadsheet backs up my numbers and not yoursI have not used BP for self promotion nor self marketing but to attempt to give back to those that follow. 

Don’t let yourself fall victim to false promises and unfair practices.

@Nathan FrostMany of your properties are falling below the $100k value threshold. 

If so, why does you attorney think it will just fall away?