Williams did have to bring more to closing than the 10% originally communicated.

Unless you fear some later reprisal from the tenant...then have her write up a receipt.Talk to your plumber and instruct them to communicate only with you in the future.

@J ScottI completely agree, however I’m in Australia and relying on the agent and the contractor communicating effectively between each other.

People tell me it's all about communication with the team.

The bigger concern most STR owners face has less to do with liability for actions of guests using free WiFi at a rental property, but how having their "smart" locks and IoT devices are on the same network as their devices, forcing communications through older, insecure protocols, and exposing their furnished rentals to significant risk of compromise from someone with a fairly basic idea knowledge of Internet security and few web searches.

I always learn something valuable that helps me evaluate or understand/communicate with contractors when I do work with them. 

This potential tenant has had the best communication with me and seems to align with exactly what I looking for. 

For bigger banks, there is an additional layer that you have to deal with and is why communication can sometimes be very slow.

It's good to see how others are communicating and operating.

My ability to be personable, along with my communication and negotiation skills ultimately are my biggest assets and are what I bring to the table in every deal.