However, if you take that writing on its face, as written (perhaps intentionally,) you *may* (I’ll explain below) be overdoing it, as that “7 days” part is actually directed to a tenant reading it - nowhere I am aware of, in GA, is it mandated that the Notice has to give the tenant 7 days.

But Lynnbrook would handle your money just like Airbnb would and payouts come within 2 days of check-in.

That's actually a really good idea.

I was able to save my clients a lot of money through aggressive and strategic negotiations.

Private money funded the $90k down payment at 8% interest, no payments due on that until the balloon in 48-months.

I may be missing the point of what you are trying to achieve, and might feel more strongly about this than most, but automated systems like this infuriate me and would actually drive me away from wanting to sell a property to whoever is using it.

I would rather go into a money market at 5-5.5% with no management and basically no risk, than buying real estate to make 6%.

Best to invest the money you would spend on pursuing these claims on better management/tenant screening or building improvements that may attract better qualified tenants.

Then getting to your personal assets is far fetched, it is amazing that anyone even focuses on it.I have yet to have ever met anyone who has had a lender come after their personal assets when vested in an entity or hear of someone actually having a loan accelerated for switching into an entity after waiting 6 months of closing on a Fannie loan. 

They are "okay" for generalized information, but if you are putting money on a property, in my opinion you want better analysis than those provide.