I'm not just talking matching bed spreads with a wall mural, but more like a castle bed that you can walk into with a slide, for example.

I'm early on along the journey, but so far it's been the "walking on eggshells" while screening / accepting / declining prospective tenants. 

Then the system will walk you through the steps to request money from the guest for the damages. 

I'll list a few below, and then talk about what ultimately caused my client to feel it was in her best interest to walk away.1.)

I did not do a walk through with them, shame on me.

My hope is that the clientele we bring in won't completely trash the place but I realize that is just wishful thinking and that people, regardless of income/ what they are willing to pay, can behave like animals (I was in the auto industry before becoming an attorney and the things I saw walking trades will forever haunt me). 

Can pedestrians walking by see it from the sidewalk?

You will meet people from different walks of life that will give you different perspectives on real estate investing.

I'm at the point where I'm considering terminating my contract with the builder and walking away.

It was originally the plan to buy it from me when he could swing it, I just wanted to walk away from the closing table with $10,000.