He has to prove damages and you haven't stated anything a judge would award damages over.Putting in insulation is a good investment for you long term. 

As long as you can prove the costs are directly related to restoring the driveway to its original condition, it's reasonable to charge the tenant for these damages using their security deposit.

So that is tough to get repeat business from 1st time investors. 

so it's going to be tough to do as a side hustle where you just put in an hour here or an hour there. 

Its tough living in a construction zone but it can also offer you both an investment, education and place to live for the time it takes to complete the renovations.I actually started by using private money (people I knew who had money) and used them as lending partners.

We took photos, made videos, and were told that they generally do not pay for electronics like TV's, electronic ice makers, and Air Conditioners since it is hard to prove who did the damage or when it was done.

Make no mistake; people from both sides of the aisle would use this program if made available. was the point to build 3 mil MORE homes than currently being built.. that will be tough given supply chains and manpower and zoning and land use rules.. your not going to for instance in Oregon bust the long standing urban growth boundary rules without revamping the entire states land use process's and laws.. plus what kind of housing.. ??? 

85% on a foreign national will be super tough and your credit won't qualify for 85% its already difficult to get 85% on a DSCR property not being a foreign national.

Attracting capital will be tough when you start out due to not having a track record. 

Typically, they know it's bad news if they are getting certified mail, and will not sign for it as that proves that they have been informed.