Hello @HJ Bercy,DISCLAIMER: I am not a lawyer or giving any legal advice, anything written is pretty much just the opinion of some dolt on the internet and should most likely be ignored.I know in my area there is verbiage in the Purchase and Sale contract that says something along the lines of: "If after you get an inspection you want out you must give specific things that failed and give the seller an opportunity to fix them"If I had a report on a property I no longer had an interest in, I would give it to them.

Then use something like bit.ly to make a user friendly URL.

We do not process those internet based company approval letters. 

So in a way they constitute collective knowledge and experience as well as best practice of a very broad audience including commercial users.

If you already purchased it, what does it matter what a bunch of people on the Internet think about it?

The internet gave me nothing, but there was a receipt of something with a local address on it. 

In 2014-2015 you could still buy PNW properties that cash flowed well from day one-much more difficult today.I picked out the candidate properties on the internet and my wife would fly there and view 6-8 properties in a day with a buyer's agent. 

I have trusted you after going through your profile via the internet.

They also take $1/user/month, in trade for laundry credit.  

So, I have to travel for three weeks at the time to Utah, for the next three to four months, and I was wandering if AirBnB was better friendly-user than hotels.