I know it wasn't the most friendly post, and I appreciate your generosity in taking the time to reply.

Hey Chanel, I would be interested in taking part.Chris

It's about 3-5% sodium hypochlorite and 95-97% water.

I have considered putting it on my rentals, but knowing that they do lose their effectiveness over time, you have expenses in taking them on and off when you have to do a roof replacement and that it gets tricky to market how much electric you are including with the property....the hassle is not worth it in my opinion.Your comment about the tax benefits is also 100% wrong. 

Regarding your marketing budget, you could increase your marketing as the deals come in. Take

Can't speak to the lead mitigation, but as for the FH complaint-- anyone can file a complaint, there are certain requirements the complaint must meet to get past the intake stage. 

I liked using them because it was a good combination of time I had to invest in my VR with what they do and saves the other 8-10% in revenue from a full turnkey provider.They are not doing anything 'magical' however, they simply list your home on VRBO/HA/Airbnb/Flipkey/TripAdvisor and they handle all the intake. 

A lot of people will tell you to go for it, jump in, take that step, but it's not realistic.

Before BP, I had followed Mi's podcast and YouTube channel and found value in the basic talking points about REI which got me motivated in taking action.

I once had something similar and that turned out to be a blockage on the air intake, windy day where a plastic grocery bag got sucked into the intake pipe just enough to completely block the pipe opening outdoors.