It's even more frustrating as, during their stay, they mentioned that everything was perfect and they didn't even mention the sofa.The fact of the matter is that some people find sofa beds less or uncomfortable and so it seems to me that the guests might just have wanted to write an honest review and warn would be guests that our place might not be the right fit for people who spend a lot of time sitting on the sofa and want a comfortable.

What neighborhoods to stay away from and what areas to look into further, let me know if I can help!

That's $15k you have to pay even if nobody stays at your place. 

@Jithu JoySince the website is basically no longer there I would say stay away…

I am simply trying to offer a solution that is fair to both parties that allows the property to stay in the family.The biggest problem is they are having trouble refinancing the property due to credit balances.

I'm currently house hacking my multifamily in Danbury and have another duplex in Brookfield CT that could’ve been a house hack deal as well.My 2 cents are: Stay prepared (preapproved) and on top of the market because when the good opportunities come, you have to jump on it.

2) dropping a vape in a toilet mid stay is clearly an accident.  

Sounds like you're on the right track—just stay patient and stick to your criteria!

Am not sure if you offer any pods or coffee included but would suggest buying the large 80-100 count boxes and having a small decorative basket/display with about 10 starter complimentary pods on each stay.

The tenants wants to stay.