So long as you document and turn things into Airbnb ASAP and meet their deadlines, you should be able to charge the guest.

So if you are in contract for 30-60 days there is no way you will meet your deadline.

Third, you never make offers without deadlines.

Don't like what I'm learning about them:(Q:  Does anyone have (or heard of) a horror story of not meeting deadline because attachments in email from Auction.com after sale wouldn't open?

Because they had a closing deadline, they agreed to an easement where we keep the fence in place as long as we maintain it.  

Browse the forum, find a couple of experts who you want to work with and send a PM to them.I would also wait a couple of days, since today is the IRS deadline of 4/15, and we're underwater. 

It's now been 17 days since the sale, we're three days away from the deadline, the email thread with all parties keeps getting longer, but the situation is still not resolved.

Hi all,
Sold a vacation home in Florida, and as a non-US resident, 15% of sales proceeds were withheld by title company for FIRPTA. I hired an accounting firm specialized in FIRPTA to handle the forms and remittance ...

Can I give them a deadline?

Our agent wants us to counter much higher take a chunk down and carry $4MM @ 10% until the construction loan or a deadline we define ( should be quick ) What are the risks vs a cash offer?