I believe VRBO does allow owners some control over the reviews, so the lack of negative reviews doesn't always mean there aren't any.

But as long as the package has a test card (to confirm that that lack of color change is truly showing "no LBP found"), at least you have a valid test.I thought that the EPA does not recognize those test kits for use on certain surfaces, and that chips would have to sent to a testing lab for those surfaces ...Plus you now will have to disclose all test results - especially any surfaces that tested positive for LBP - to future tenants / buyers ...

Also, many details are lacking.

My contract has an hourly rate for extras, including down time to lack of materials.

Compare apples to apples homes recently sold in area within 3 months max 6 month.

Mine shows 90%...is there a way to know what I lack to get to 100%?

The lack of efficiency in disposing of underwater assets and laws that eliminate personal recourse exacerbate the bad bets by the banks and FORCE the government to use "revenue" collected by members of other states to "fix" the problem.

The problem can be that the list agent is a poor short sale negotiator and as such, you may run into several scenarios in which they lack the ability to get it done and you don't get the deal.

Also note that placing more money down may increase your cash flow, but you have to account for that money placed down too (opportunity cost) and you can easily compare apples to apples by using a cash on cash return to see if the down payment provides you a good enough return.If you pay retail for a property, I can almost guarantee you that you will not cash flow anywhere in the US.

I think the system works just fine...and the agents should stick to working with Regular Joe given their lack of accountability and laziness.