I am actually interested in winning the property but if i don't  and it goes above the auctioning banks debt i should be able to collect the debt just purchased.. am i correct?

Or am I better off keeping the FSBO and continue to drop the price until it sells and just take our lumps?  

I've done some more research on AirDNA and Mashvisor however, I am coming up with two different analysis, this is what I am seeing from both:AirDNA:Annual Revenue - 121.6KADR - $378Occupancy Rate - 88% Mashvisor:Annual Revenue - 24,552ADR - $68Occupancy Rate - 98% Im also using BNB CALC as a PM tool to run my numbers, I change the data from AirDNA 88% to 60% Occupancy to be more conservative, here are my numbers:Property Value - $299,000ADR - $275Annual Revenue - $60,225Operating Expenses - (-$21,554)Operating Income - $38,750Mortgage & Taxes - (-$29,040)Cash Flow - $9,710I've compared other STRs however, there are not too many STRs close by, so why am I getting a huge difference from AirDNA & Mashvisor?

Need some advice here.Hired a painter to paint a vacant property.Never worked with him before.Not a big job contract about $1000 plus materials.Painter says on first day he can get more done if he can stay over at the vacant property, he can bring in a sleeping bag and work longer hours.I don't think this is a good idea.First I have some power tools at the place.I really don't think I want him sanding the ceiling at 3am...I don't want to hand over the keys either.There may be liaility issues as well.Thoughts, bad idea or am I being too paranoid and is not really a big deal?

Am I wrong for using the deliverable app to try and create a list of tasks?

Is it home owner's insurance, or liability insurance, or both? With an umbrella policy is that three separate things?

it is the same amount of money, but no way am i letting someone in for 100 bucks in the lsat week of the month so they can not pay for the next 2.

But if I have show POF, and have disclosed disclosed disclosed fully, and possibly even add further verbage in special provisions that not only am I a licensed Realtor in Texas, but "buyer has right to assign this contract."

My title company isn't familiar with this type of transaction and nor am I.

Is this possible or am I dreaming?