This will happen automatically once you reach 22% equity.

It's all automatic.

Like others said, it protects you and future buyers.I’m not saying they would automatically do a bad job.

@Jeffrey DouglasCurrently readingLandlording on automatic pilot.

In other words, it appears that even if a property were underwater, you'd still have to pay them 50% of the FMV.Yes, I'm choosing not to automatically take the opinion of a single attorney...I'm also checking with my own and trying to do due diligence.Have any of you completed a Sub-2 foreclosure in NC or know someone who has?

You can get rid of PMI automatically when you reach 20% equity (with FHA you have to refinance)3.

So, you should keep the essentials functioning, but minor cosmetics that were with the property before she moved in, should remain.The only thing that has merit is the complaint regarding spraying the property - as a courtesy to the tenant, I normally do this automatically.

They will automatically deduct my mortgage from that account during the first year.

I look through a section called Policies, and find *NEW* section there, with an option to allow guests to book with or without phone numbers, card info, or anything really...I have a Stripe account I accept payment with from another business, so I am set up for credit cards, but it seems to me, that they just added this feature, and automatically had this setup to accept booking without CC info.

Or adding a modern automatic fireplace.