As for Airbnb, we've tried collecting there as well and after submitting pictures, receipts, explanations, 500 word essay and more, we painfully collected.

Selling a property comes with numerous challenging tax hurdles and cash flows manage.

It’s been decided in court numerous times.

He did a virtual walkthrough of numerous properties, and we wound up closing on this one sight unseen after 4 offers turned down on other properties.

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That app has saved me numerous times on my out-of-state rental fixing odds and ends that were very time sensitive.

I think I would either go around him and contact the owner directly or reduce my offer back to $120,000 or $125,000 with the explanation that the property is not worth as much when he is involved and you can't count on anything until the contract is signed  

(and thanks so much for the organization of this explanation haha helped a lot). 

Well now you have an explanation for any upset tenants.

I've heard on numerous occasions that there are downsides to obtaining your RE license and being an Investor.