There is a skill to logo design that involves capturing the identity of the company and establishing credibility at a graphic level.  

What once seemed like a mid-sized city trapped in a small town frame is finally starting to understand its identity.

I could see another company stepping in to a variation of the Vacation Rental market, but not something that offers the identical product... hence why we see the deterioration of HomeAway, Flipkey, etc. 

So if we do our last-minute verification of employment 2 days before the loan funds, and you've put two weeks notice in, or if the person who answers is Sally the receptionist who you told of your plan to quit your job around the water cooler last week and she tells the assistant underwriter this, then the loan will not fund at all (or, best case, it'll close late and be a stressful week or two, as you've by this point typically released all contingencies).Post closing audits are about the snapshot in time immediately prior to, and at, loan funding.

I think $1000 is very realistic, as I know that an identical unit just rented for that three doors down.

CU and Banks depending will allow the 12 months nothing shorter on the timeframe due to the verification on current income.

Identical houses down to the finishes with "identical tenants".  

Investors of NPNs you need to do your own reseach "judicial states vs non judicial foreclosure states", current BPOs, occupancy verification, title and tax reports, wet signature on all original docs, etc..

Wow.  5 (almost) identical homes in the same neighborhood?  

.*3rd mortgage not yet foreclosed (client walked away got hand money back), *not passing dye test, bank insist its OK, and it was 15k fix and title will not transfer til fixed (client walked with  hand money back) *occupancy permit headache, past due water/sewage/taxes, zoning verifications.