However, even issuing a five-day notice can be an important step before filing.

At that point he would basically get his investment back that he originally put in, in trade for his monthly cash flow would decrease to pay back his 25% of the equity loan.

I also noticed that property management fees is 0% and capex/vacancy is a little lower than what i would plugin, but thats okay, I can do the math and I will only proceed is if it is a conservatively cash flow property.

I noticed Padsplit has a preferred lenders page with several companies listed. https://www.padsplit.com/host/get-on-board/vendor-network-re...

Quote from @James McGovern: I noticed that Zillow and homes.com boost offerings are visibility oriented and guarantee nothing.

They noticed that a lot of their novice customers were making really poor decisions based on their inexperience.

😅You’re absolutely right though — I’ve been noticing how much tighter the margins have gotten, especially with prices outpacing rents.

Also, I have noticed that inquiry appraisals (seller wanting to know the value of their home) seem to come in higher than those tied to buyer purchases. 

Annoying, but solvable.Around the same time, I finally gave the garden unit at the Ravenswood property a notice of non-renewal.

And good point about pricing—once guests hit 90 days, they definitely expect more of a long-term discount.Curious though, did you notice the guest quality or stability improve when you moved to 6 months, or was it mainly to avoid turnover and HOA headaches?