I've always understood that it is supposed to be your intention to stay in the home as your primary residence for a year before making it a rental. 

I could tell they took great pride in their work, were timely, and understood management. 

Understood.  

FYI - Section 8 didn't sign a lease with you, the tenant did.So, Section 8 is under no obligation to you once they terminate their payments to you, that they solely make on behalf of the tenant.You should have clearly understood this from the beginning...

Luckily, Stephen understood the potential revenue and was aggressive and picked it upClose price: $570,000He closed in late May, spent a month furnishing it and went live on Airbnb on July 1, 2021.The revenues & costs$9,375 -- average monthly gross income through the first four months.($4,800) -- average costs through first four months.

When she has said everything she can and has nothing left (even repeated a couple times) ask her to help you find a solution together and you will probably find that she will agree to almost anything you reasonably propose.Often, a customer/tenant/client outrage is simply the manifestation of a need to feel understood.

That's generally an indication that you read and understood them.

When I explained my rationale for not doing  this she understood and said she had some "rod" curtains that she would use in place of what I had up.

I was talking about in general. yes there can be bias like in everything else people will go out of their way to hurt others but for the most part some people just dont understand how things work and jump to conclusions that it was bias racist etc. just trying to clarify what people assume to be bias in general isnt if they just understood how things work.

Once I understood the ins and outs of it, and having been a landlord for 25 years now, I invested.