.#4  Now looking at all the success you have posted about the owner, they very well could fight if they loose it. 

If the tenant contests the charges, Obligo still pays the landlord and the Tenant has to fight with the landlord to contest the charges.Services like Rhino are more like a traditional insurance policy.

It's the first rung on the homeownership ladder, and folks who could previously afford $400k in a 4% interest rate environment, are now having to fight over a basic bungalow.  

Additionally, holding a real estate license as an investor not only saves on commissions but also provides valuable access to tools like the MLS, enhancing your capabilities as a wholesaler.Feel free to share where you are located—there might be exciting opportunities waiting for you!

Now the two parties are fighting over the famous name....perhaps name of the ranch was not included in the sale. 

It is up to you how far you take yourself using that skill.Now stop fighting and hold hands everyone.

Yep, we want to avoid any rental agreements at the moment to give the home a fighting chance for showingsIt’s in the Hillsmere area, about 10-15mins from the naval academy. 

I don’t have a dog in this fight but I kind of want a downvote button now

@Jerell Edmonds most decent, but not free, PMC software has the capability to send tenants payment reminders AND past due reminders.

I can’t afford to wait out fighting with Airbnb every month in hopes of resolving the issues