The issue is typically when there are multiple leases and it looks like rent by the room.

I do have a contract which states 1/2 to begin job and 1/2 on completion of the job.I would appreciate any thoughts you have on this situation and how you have handled similar issues in the past.Thank so much April

There was an issue with the HOA and the resort not actually having a pool in place at the time (they were planning on rebuilding) and we backed out.  

All the things they offer are services you can do yourself; email the cleaners, message the guests (which requires you give them your Airbnb login info), contact service providers if there's an issue, but not from a network of providers, just Google apparently.

If you have leads but no deals, it may be a conversion or sales issue.

2) I will very likely need to pull permits for this property and I don't want to and up in a lurch as I am relying on the ability to update the electrical to make this deal happen. 3) Any thoughts as to whether to try to have it rezoned to residential or to multi use?

Anyone else having issues?

so you're not going to get that promised 'cash flow' until year 5 or 7 or 10 or 15 - especially if you think about paying yourself back for that 20-25% down payment.here's a post that goes into these issues in tons of detail.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1159104-overl...i hope this helps and gives you some things to think about. 

The 30 days has expired, and he is now claiming the house has mold and other issues that have not been addressed.

You mention multiple states in your title, such as Indiana and Illinois.When choosing a professional, make sure they understand multi-state taxation in addition to real estate taxation.