I would advise to start with the pre-approval process to get an idea of where you stand. 

Once a tenant pays the rent and late fee, I consider them to be in "good standing" once again. 6.

I can see why it is mentioned as being unorganized, from my newbie stand point I was able to find my way around.

They also have a much more modern look to the software and they have a good Mobile app geared specifically for tenants.

You won’t obtain accurate information about your contractural obligations fromReal estate brokerSellerMentorBP forum members who haven’t even seen the subject purchase contractSo, where to you find an UNBIASED, ACCURATE, EXPERIENCED opinion of where you stand?  

Their under management cost me two events with VERY costly repairs and they did not stand behind their services.

You really need to understand what the GP stands for and their ideal way of making investments and why.

One of the most important is knowing when to stand firm and not let a buyer dictate the terms of your deal—especially when you know you have a good one on your hands.

In the end the questions were geared towards encouraging me to:  1. eliminate my separate cleaning fee and include it in the nightly price, or 2. lower my cleaning fee to get more bookings. 

Had to go back and transfer $ back and forth.Best name I saw was a contractor that was DFM construction - his name was Jesse so I was like oh what does DFM stand for, he said as a subcontractor its what I want you to do.