It looks like I’m in famine mode in the slow season, which I didn’t think would arrive until winter.

When i arrived in the US i wasnt able to get funding due to lack of credit history as an overseas citizen.

I use it, though I hate it, but I avoid problems by setting criteria such as how much in advance a party has to book, minimum number of nights, requiring either a large deposit or purchase of insurance, house rules & photo id requirements prior to arrival, withholding check-in information until just before arrival and sending it to a verified cell phone number.

Then they help analyze the purchase deal when it arrives from the solar companies.

I would send a service man out there , to look at the system , and then tell the tenant they have to order a part , you will let them know when the part arrives , but we will be over to collect the past due rent today .

Admittedly, this is not standard, and when installers arrived they said they can't and won't do it)Supplies not arriving on time and impacting scheduling.  

Not sure how the lawsuits arrived at this outcome, but either a certain % of buyer broker fees become an expected term, which list prices will reflect, or they solve the issue outside of the offer, like it becomes commonly added to the loan amount, so list prices eventually stop reflecting it.

Closing the top floor vents in winter allows heat to rise, so the top floor isn't so hot while the lower floors are cold, or open the top vents in summer to allow the cold air to flow downstairs.And don't correct them when they use the "real feel", or "feels like" temperatures they have been reporting, just to make people feel as if temperatures are hotter than they have ever been.

When the market was a little hotter in the recent past, a lot of listing agents in my area would shun or downplay offers that came with financing from credit unions or "too big to fail" banks. 

Depending on where you're investing, is there areas that are hotter than others?