Does VRBO have a resolution center similar to airbnb? I had a guest check in yesterday who had to leave the place he booked through vrbo and he is asking me for advice on how to get his money back. It was his first st...

I have no reason to bang my head against the wall because of a client personality conflict - I have enough other reasons to bang my head into the wall.

As a therapist I have worked with several families from India who have shared those similar cultural beliefs and they have had conflicts with their kids who have grown up in the US.I have a strong belief in education and I absolutely support it.

Can you say conflict of interest?

I've always defaulted to letting people use me as a doormat just to avoid conflict, but here I am complaining about it when I'm the one that allowed it to happen.

Not too well right.And, while NOT to get into politics BUT it's a fact that it has MASSIVE impact on housing, are we not at a time of EPIC political conflict/battles AND, most importantly to the point, AND entering time of election cycles in these political battles?   

We discovered, following the resolution of a conflict with one of our guests, our listing has disappeared from the listing page for our area.

I understand putting your money into something, you fear might not pan out, may cause you some internal conflict, but do your homework, consider articles on what’s appreciated, based on zip codes. 

And I understand that if a fence without a gate is in place that this somewhat legally certifies that we had no intention of ever using the property.As it happens, that neighbor received his deed and moved into his property 27 May 2004, or about 14.89 years ago, of the 15 years required for an adverse possession claim in Virginia.Now, this is possibly the most friendly neighborhood we have ever lived in and I don’t want any conflict.

Agent has claimed they are a) protesting the current assessment and b) taxes only go up over time  (in conflict with my factoring immediate sales-price assessment into my business plan to work back to offer price).Question:1) How are property values assessed?