Part of that is his Airbnb reputation, photos, website, phone number, email address, etc.  

They record photos, video, and audio but you have to go to the device to retrieve the recordings.

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

The basement is a full-walkthrough with 8-9 foot ceilings - I'll link a couple of photos for reference.Photo 1 - Potentially bathroom & bedroomPhoto 2 - Potentially living room & kitchenThanks!

I’ve made a feature sheet that includes,– financials – comps – Reno quote from my contractor – property and neighbourhood details – virtual tour – photos – floor plans and property measurements, here it ishttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1uk-t9xGqmPVNPFNdZ83XKOlcFQsIdixX6o6eJvPH7uQ/edit?

I set them up really nice and had professional photos taken.

However, if you'd like to look at some photos of random properties in the Ghetto that are listed on Craigslist for 3x what they are worth, by dudes without high school diplomas, Cleveland's got a ton of that for you.

I'd check for basement repairs needed since there's no photos....and the age of all big ticket items such as roof, windows, mechanicals, etc. 

She and her tenant sent me more photos of what they have had to do and explain their complaints.

I believe rents have probably increased, even nominally, since January of 2021, so hopefully the new resident comes with a slight increase.There is absolutely a likely scenario where you lose very little in terms of investment return with the loss of this resident.