It's honestly a very sad situation and I am convinced they are simply in way over their heads. 

But I simply have a high limit credit card as you should never need more than $5-$10k.

@Andrew Lokenauth           "Cutting or hiking now would be like trying to cook a steak by constantly changing the temperature."

Or you can simply walk and hand the lender the keys and hope they dont sue you on the PG>

If you're just talking about painting a few rooms here and there, a roller and 2" cut in brush will take care of 95% of anything you'll come across.

on the other hand, are there any handymen on here who work with outdoor work as is cutting grass?

They should never be cutting, drilling, sanding or removing the floor without authorization which you simply don't give. 

I'd love to hear from anyone — agents, investors, SaaS founders — especially if you've felt this pain.Thanks in advance 🙏— EduardoThis concept sounds great in theory — but in practice, it runs into a major challenge that anyone experienced in real estate understands:Garbage in = garbage out.Most AI or automated underwriting tools are only as reliable as the data sources feeding them, and in real estate, that data can be wildly inconsistent.Examples:Condition estimates are often pulled from outdated MLS photos or missing entirelyComps can be skewed if the tool doesn’t account for school districts, zoning, or lot irregularitiesRent estimates rarely reflect real market dynamics like concessions, vacancies, or neighborhood turnoverTax data might miss special assessments or upcoming increasesI’ve been in this space long enough to see how fast an “automated ROI calculator” can lead someone to buy the wrong deal — or miss a great one — simply because the data behind it lacked local nuance.That said, I love the idea of reducing the fragmentation between tools.

Hello Isaiah, Sellers are still adjusting to the new market, some are still demanding all time high prices and those are the one that have to do the price cuts. 

I also noticed their cut is much higher than Airbnb - do you charge more on VRBO to make up for this?