Unfortunately, with our financial situation (we are essentially broke and need money like now for medicine, food, etc), hence us being so eager to sell, even for below market value… so turning it back into an AirBnB wouldn’t work for us.We wish this sale hadn’t fallen through.

I am thinking of installing a chicken wire fence around the compressor, but I'd rather just tell them, "You broke it, you fix it!"

They actually had a case where the wind picked up a bouncy house full of girl scouts and dumped them out - no one was killed, but several were hurt, and traumatized. 

No one would lend, not even with the signed AOS and 300k down…It was insane, would have broke had Covid not doubled the cost of rent for my rentals.

She basically broke it down like this .

Just looking at the properties we've leased where an agent brought us the tenant, its usually $1,500 and up and we offered a co-broke to the agent. 

Jane - Great questions.Regarding the U - They recently broke ground for another new building - I think they will be around for awhile.

If it ain't broke...

Like I mentioned earlier, if you bought a house at the peak in 2007, congradulations, you just broke even in most markets.

@Jeff Ryers a background check costs money, so free is not attractive.Also, no application fee, in our experience, only attracts broke applicants, who turn into nonpaying tenants.Google PMCs in your area and check their websites for their application fees.