The language of the OA is pretty dense, but I've combed it and don't see any provision to require an early exit from the fund. 

You also have a bigger cleaning burden in this case as you need to be sure it is pet hair free after 30 days.   

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However, like you, I can't think of any real reason why they'd care to withhold it (unless it reveals revision requests in the notes that would appear to have caused the final value to fall a hair under $50k a door). 

The pet rent isn't high, only 20 dollars, but that way it pays for the extra few hours required to clean all the pet hair and things.

There was no damage to anything but they had a dog and two cats. lots of hair and pet dander everywhere!

If not, you will definitely be pulling your hair out.

. I’m sorry and apologize if I offended you by saying the word “redneck”.. maybe I should say tobacco spittin’, jeans riding up on their boots, big belt buckle, shaggy haired, pulling up in a blasted out muffler, rusted out truck with stuff piled high in the back, shade tree contractor then?

In the meantime, I did not pay him rent because telling him I was sick and didn’t really know what to do and that my dog was losing hair  out of his mouth he told me if I was sick and my dog was dying that I need to find another place so I did I sent him a letter on September 10 that we would be moving out and I would like my deposit back because the house was not damaged any worse than when we moved in.

To attract the business traveler market, I list my places for 30-day minimum and follow AirBnb’s simple guidelines for “business-ready” e.g. provide a workspace, hair dryer, coat hangers, etc.