In fact, VRBO, in general, does not handle reports of bugs in their programming very well, at all. 

After sitting on the market for over a year they reduced the price down to $300,000 at this point I knew we were getting closer.

The first will reduce the debt payments per month.

You buy less than what you sell (either taking cash out or reducing debt). 

Typically, a full-time PM (especially when you're long distance) handles everything for you from advertising, screening, and placing tenants, as well as day to day stuff such as handling repair requests, collecting rent, handling rent court/evictions.

Similarly, when discussing whether to leave the washer/dryer, she said, "Well, if you leave the ones that are already in the house, that'll reduce dings on the walls from the tenants moving theirs."

I also use their call center which answers all of my incoming calls, rent units, handle payments, and move in’s/outs.

Tenants paying by the week seem like more the transient type, if you can handle it.

I don't think they'd do that but even if they did I can handle that.

For future reference, how I handled it when I bought at an auction is a friend who is also an investor did the bidding, bought it, put the down, and then 'assigned' it to my IRA at closing.