obviously sounds like you have the wrong PM.

@Peter TverdovSo basically an insurance policy that figured it's not going to pay out to everyone, so as long as the total income is less than the total payout you make money

This is a full gut rehab with 4 total units. 

That you can make a ton of money with no money and by wholesaling  total myth. 

The lease says in this situation the tenant owes the total balance of the remaining term.

Curious if this pricing strategy was not obvious to the many buyers agents that made the effort to submit an offer.

The company is netting 70-80K a year (This is split between my partner and I) so obviously this isn't something right now that I can live comfortably just yet to step away from my full-time job.

The idea is to HELP offset your cost of living, not totally replace it.

For anyone who wondered here a year later, if you also use Innago, you can avoid manually entering expenses by scanning the receipts and the item description and total $ amount will load automatically, as long as everything on the receipt is expenses for the unit.

Probably based on this "Within 21 days after move-out, the landlord must send the tenant an itemized statement explaining in detail any deductions from the security deposit (unless they total less than $125), and return the rest of the deposit."