Then there is other sellers that are firm.

If they've been working for you then don't change anything up?

Avoiding submitting claims can avoid insane increases, then self insuring when small things come up.

Refer to it in the headline of your Airbnb and/or VRBO listing, as well as within the description a few times.Guests are taking note of specific cabin names and then doing a Google search.

You’ll need a boatload of spare cash laying around and then a conversation with @Dave Foster.

If it is a new tenant, then it should be market rent.

I'd hammer it out with your potential partner on paper first, then take it to an attorney to clean it up & consummate the relationship.

., delaying closing, jeopardizing the buyer’s earnest money, losing the property for the buyer by not performing on their end, dangling a low rate then baiting and switching/ hidden fees, basically terrible customer service all around and over-promising then under-delivering).

It then took them 8 days to get the application to me.

IF the tenant is bad/ problematic, then I know a few people who go for month to month just because it gives the flexibility to end their stay by giving 60-day vacate notice.