First my bookkeeper deleted my QBO accounts and did not transfer admin to me- this caused me hours with QBO support and ridiculous amounts of paperwork to prove my ownership.

That doesn't mean throw them a ridiculous low ball, but run your comps and your rental analysis and find a number that makes sense for you and is fair.

Recently there was a booking for a period of 20+ days and the rate booked was ridiculously low so we asked him to cancel that since we recently spent good amount of money upgrading the property and the rate was even lower than a motel rate for a resort styled property with a pool.

I've seen a ridiculous amount of thumbs, poor lighting, blurry images, etc. on posts for housing. 

The classes are free if you join and membership is ridiculously cheap. 

Most folks that are successful with season rentals in this area rely heavily on the ridiculous rates they can justify as a per/night fee over the 15 week peak season and then settle for a less glamorous month to month rate during the off season.

You can either list it at a ridiculous price just for the developer to buy or you can list it to sell.

Want some cashflow as your family grows, then keep it. originally our principal was supposed to be closer to 5-600k and loan was interest only so of course the rates kept climbing and it made the cash flow less attractive  I know...it's ridiculous right now!  

DFW is ridiculous.

San Diego market is ridiculous, it is way over priced and near top of market, I would not suggest any investor buy there.