Hi @Ariel De la Rosa Torres ! I just want to encourage you that you are not alone. I had a Turo business from 2019-2021. I scaled to 3 cars very quickly and then the pandemic hit so I slowed down with adding more cars but I live in Miami where we only had a shutdown for 30 days so people were still renting. I had similar experiences as far as people having accidents in my vehicles, getting the cars towed for parking in tow away zones, smoking weed inside the vehicle causing me to have to get expensive interior detailing, etc. Turo was very good about paying for physical damage but I found the business to be very unsustainable once I calculated all the fees I had as a host vs the percentage of the transaction that I was paid by Turo. My fleet was all luxury cars so my costs were high and those vehicles were so common in my market that it drove the prices down very low. In general I found Turo not to be as host friendly as they should be and they were taking a huge cut of the proceeds making it impossible to consistently be profitable. Turo is not as easy as people make it seem so sometimes it really may be best to walk away. Don’t feel like you failed, I know lots of Turo host with horror stories. It’s definitely not for everyone and it really depends on your market as well. Best wishes to you and I pray you find massive success with your next venture whatever it is!