Fingers crossed it works out.

*fingers crossed* We are also prepared to convert to medium-term rentals as there are several employers in the area that have contract workers in and out regularly. 

Know what stuff is really worth, and keep a constant finger on its pulse.

Fingers crossed. 

Fingers crossed for everything to be manageable for me or at the very least a good lesson I can use in the future. 

So many people find a way to point the finger in this situation. 

It’s all written in the contract in plain English as to what happens and where the money should go if the seller is dumb enough to allow this to fall apart.I had one in allentown ( I am the seller) buyer backs out literally last day.. and while not an appraisal issue point fingers at my agent.they want their 10k back I say go pound sand... we go to mediation pretty quickly my agent represents me since i am in Oregon. and we split the baby down the middles cost me a thousand to go to mediation got 5k netted 4k sell to next person. 

These are basically hassle free don't need to lift a finger nap returns.   

Full-service, client doesn't life a finger, we take care of cleaning, supplies, guest communications..everything...etc.

My worst Airbnb experience was in a house with tons of sloppy homemade storage and clutter (the bed I slept in was a bunk bed but top bunk was loaded with misc. crap), unclean shared spaces (toothpaste flecks on mirror and all over sink, floss hanging out of the trash can), only one thin towel that I had to ask for, bad outlet access, and no top sheet on the bed.