I am all for making money - i am not all for investors destroying the fabric of a city or neighboorhoods just for a good ROINobody has a right to blatant exploitation and i find it funny that folks are screaming “socialism” when 10 years ago no one even knew any of this STR stuff was possible. 

I would assume if they are not fabricating issues, then tenants are reporting these issues.

Most fabricators that work with stone also work with solid surface.If you are asking about the color choice, well that is going to be a very nuanced question.  

I'm not saying this is what the OP is doing, I'm pointing out that some will reverse roles attempting to get information because they feel if they didn't approach the matter in that way they may not get the information.An example that I had, without all the issues, it was a guy who wanted to "borrow" from his grandmother with a fabricated story of going into business and he also wanted to know how a default would operate and the consequences.

Example, I've had  a few medical procedures the last couple years, and they usually give patients these strange socks to  wear that have little rubber nubs imbedded in the fabric to improve traction, and the colors are not my favorite.

7.5%, and only for comparative/elimination purposes; and then only if the Seller hasn't fabricated their NOI (e.g. indicating expenses less than 40%-45% gross rents.)  

I'm using Strait Flex for the wall-to-ceiling edges, six-inch wall fabric and plaster washers for plaster-to-drywall. 

Now we have smart phones with video so everyone knows Black People just didnt decide to fabricate things for no apparent reason. 

The standard advice these days is to use silicone everywhere there's a corner or a joint, a change in plane.Of course, under the tile of a modern tile-on-cement-board surround your builder should have at least hit the corners with non-woven fabric and waterproofing compounds like RedGard or HydroBarrier, but that's still hit and miss.

Then rub the fabric together to scrub it, and rinse with cold water.