Originally posted by @John Underwood:I've never had provide a CC to Airbnb and if I had to send a guest money it would come out of current Airbnb income.The only reason Vrbo has my CC is to pay the $499 annual fee (which is worth every penny)John, are you grandfathered into the annual fee or something with VRBO so they don't take a percentage cut of stays? 

Paint chips would have to be literally eaten (for example by babies or small children chewing on the wood), or breathed in (if cutting or grinding creates a kind of dust).

The Ring is nice because they have a battery operated one so thieves can't cut wires.The Nest is nice because the interface for reviewing/saving videos is easier to use in my opinion.We use both.Mike

@Tou V.If it was t your friend, it doesn’t matter the prior price years ago.

We are Montanans and want to return home, but also we hate cutting the grass.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

So, he doesn't waste his time talking sales pitches to mannequins.

My only question is what is a good percentage to cut the investor in on the profit of the sale?

If I'm certainly way off-base, I'd rather not waste a contractor's time asking for a quote on a project that's most likely a non-starter. 

It used to be Cozy.co before the parent company of apartments.com purchased them.I would not waste money on security systems. 

The time period is negotiable, agents do this to not waste your time or theirs.