Then we'd simply explain what we found and adjust our offer.On the repair estimate - as an alternative, you could make your repair cost a variable applied to the number of square feet in the house - e.g. $10 x #Sq.FeetSome people will freak out when you send them a prepared contract to purchase their home.  

Now, though this seems like a very low rate of response, they do have the advantage of being mostly quality calls.Yellow letters, on the other hand, cost a bit more for production cost, seeing as they require an envelope as well.

You can outsource something that looks like a personal letter for almost the same cost as an 5.5"x11" jumbo postcard.

I have heard of importing labor from Costa Rica for some construction and remodeling gigs.

A feel that make the (lead) (Desire to make the buy decision enough to buy), and make the place have something memorable about it--if they don't (buy) now, so they can come back to the right place.I would never do my personal house this way, but for a vacation place I think this looks (interesting and relaxing) and a little upscale (meaning it will cost a little more than plain vanilla).But as I said I don't do AirBnB...I'm a Hotel/Motel guy.Just some pics off the internet, to demonstrate what to me is (Feel) and memorableness using a tone of grey in a way that is not (IMO) a dated look.What do you AirBnB people think of this--too much risk due to to much uniqueness?

It's looking like it's going to cost me $108/sqft all in (not including land cost), as the other poster said, it's a bit more expensive these days and harder to find a contractor thanks to a building boom and sky high lumber prices. 

The domain is going to cost a couple hundred dollars per year and add very little value, if any.

@Adam Steinberger - Plenty of options out their...lawyers cost a bunch but if you've done your research about the firm and their reputation I would suggest eating the expense to fully learn about your options.

This exercise by itself may convince you that there are some alternatives to OOS.I am not a fan of the rules that are based on rent or property cost to figure your overall ownership cost. 

Hi, I recently purchased a rental property which had been on the market for some time now, As soon a tenant moved in, my neighbor said they wanted to rebuild the fence, and are asking me to remove a tree which is in between both properties (trunk is on my side) The roots are growing above ground on their end, and my neighbor is asking me remove it (will definitely cost a decent amount.)