So Ben came from Russia as a kid and he is calling that system dumb (which is being unintentionally proposed by some in this thread.)  

They should obtain a renters' policy that both will cover their personal belongings and give you some protection for unintentional damage they cause as a result of a cooking fire or the like.Hope that helps!

The whole Airbnb investor community is (unintentionally) kicking out locals to make money.  

Consequently, I have unintentionally acquired all of this relevant real estate knowledge and experience with marketing, construction, and pricing (at least doors/millwork/hardware/windows).

Will they be understanding if you simply explain to them that you unintentionally missed the interest payments for the past three years?

mine wasn't so sexy; got married 3 years ago; the wife's condo was underwater & wanted to protect her credit; so i became an unintentional landlord. with 50% rule, i was losing about $350/month. today, i lose about $111/month. 3 years ago, a neighbor saw i found a renter for this so they asked me to do the same & I got $300. another person heard i was a landlord & I found her a renter for $300. she then asked me to manage it for $85/month. been doing that for 3 years now & take that $ to further minimized the loss on my wife's condo.

The Fair Trading Act governs real estate dealings, anyone along the way in a real estate transaction must not mislead or deceive, intentionally or even unintentionally in what they say, agree to or act upon.

If you don't like a wholesaler, think they estimate ARV or repairs either intentionally or unintentionally inaccurately, why are you subscribing to their list?

You can require the tenant to go through the PM for all repairs, if you don't already... 4) Do you/your PM's require all tenants to carry renter's insurance in case one of your tenants causes unintentional damage to the unit?

How do you know you aren't unintentionally committing an illegal act by borrowing from "dirty money"?