Make sure that your area states it directly.Otherwise, let the booking site handle things. 28 days isn't that long IMHO depending on the area or reason for traveling. 

Let’s be real: Not every deal is going to close. 

There are limited exemptions such as if you inherited the property where it would be allowed.There are technical means to navigate the 90 day rule but your best bet by far is to talk to the lender and let them know the situation and ask for their direct guidance.  

Let me know if I can do anything to help, and good luck to you in your journey!

I'm here in DFW lets connect!

But yes, now that we are here, maybe let him know that if things do not get up to date or cleaned up you will go to his superiors.When people are late right at the beginning, I let them know that the behavior is not acceptable and let them know there are consequences to that bad behavior. 

Message me your locations and I can let you know if we service those areas. 

Let's Discuss For those already working in international real estate or considering cross-border transactions:Have you worked with international buyers or sellers before?

It sounds like you’re looking to put your equity to work without the hassle of traditional rentals, which is totally understandable.If you're not interested in another property or dealing with tenants, here are a few ideas to consider:Invest in REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts): This would let you benefit from real estate market growth without the headaches of property management.

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