Make sure the property is free of any trip hazards and remove anything that remotely could be considered as such.2.

@Jonathan Mueller off-topic a bit, but looking at booking an Airbnb for a ski trip in the beginning of March.

But tripping over a dollar to get to a dime is a lesson I've learned the hard way, many times.I wouldn't use a company like Lending Tree, simply because it won't further my relationships with people who can help me.

It is a big ask, my poor honda civic is not fit for trips with anything heavy.

For the basement the tenants would only need to get in if they tripped a breaker.

I imagine that some of those units might even share a breaker now, so that if an overload in one trips, the other loses power somewhere too.

Also that their change in intentions were unexpected and it doesn't afford much time to prepare as I already have an obligated out of state trip planned.

I don't have the resources to keep up with the latest fraud techniques so it feels like only a matter of time before I get tripped up.

My family is making sure we have enough food/supplies to last a month without trips out of the house, but I'm not one of the people buying 9,999,999 rolls of TP. 

Well, I've already started interviewing VA's after putting ads on oDesk, and I locked up a deal yesterday that will be worth about 6x the total cost of the trip (and it's a relatively small deal too).