Get to the right person and your problems disappear at Airbnb.Off subject but slightly related...One of their head resolution guys told me that if I mention the word "safety" in any resolution that it immediately gets reviewed by a special team of people and things happen at light speed in the company right now in regards to "safety" issues.

Went to the link....now that's a little light easy reading...holy cow..

We think some of the charges should be charged to the tenant i.e. cleaning, carpet repair (new carpet was installed during tenancy), damaged cabinetry, drywall damage, damaged doors, missing window screens and frame damage, burnt out light bulbs, trash removal, neglected yard maintenance etc.

I was reviewing the Ann Arbor code for basement dwelling:https://www.a2gov.org/departments/build-rent-inspect/housing/Documents/05%20RH%20Cellar%20Occupancy%20Checklist%202019.pdf 1. 8% natural light and 4% natural ventilation for each habitable roomPoint number one is my concern.

She also wrapped and hot glued light sisal rope to all the cabinet knobs.

You will love the BRAND NEW HVAC, water heater, recess lighting.

It doesn’t say anything about fears or anxiety about selling your home.  

Everyone is fight after the value-add properties with light rehab.  

It’s a 3/1 block home that we will lightly renovate and hold as a long term rental.

Can anyone shed some light on this?