I don't think the owners used it much but I remember it as being dry. 

When it's not cut and dry they may not want to deal with it, I'm guessing.As for appraisers, they aren't always aware of the business we're in, and often times they don't care about your time frame. 

Close meaning I scratch your back you scratch mine and if either of us could have done better we worked together to reduce it with out either one leaning the other out to dry.  

We take care of everything: provide personalized messaging/guest interactions, being available 24/7 for guest issues (including being available to physically go over to the property), personalized trip itineraries and recommendations for guests, pricing adjustments (which means staying up to date of current events including concerts, graduations, etc) coordinating of cleaning, restocking and purchasing of consumables (coffee, water, shampoo, body wash), laundry, supplying towels/linens, Netflix subscription, a color guidebook with info about each property/neighborhood, tourist brochures, takeout/delivery menus from places nearby,   We have also partnered up with local businesses and are able to offer discounts at these places for people who stay at our properties. 

My clientèle doesn't really care about luxury or high thread count, they just want to dry off after a shower and drink beer.

The key is to start with a 'slow drying oil based primer' and then two coats of a good quality (not top shelf)  paint.

Corona virus has meant that airbnb has dried up completely.

Some people are more sensitive to the cat urine smell than others, and the Killz is noxious smelling until it dries, but I have had success with it.

The soil around your house should always be dry when you take out a scoop with a shovel.

I wash my hair in the kitchen sink, and before I go to work every morning I climb up on my step ladder and dry the ceiling, and the walls.