If you can pay out of pocket and you plan to hold the property for a while, then yes the time will heal all wounds as they say.

By the end of 2020, lenders and banks had learned their lesson, and stopped trying to compete on that basis (lo and behold,  once everyone stopped trying to be a rate whore, Q4 wound up being the most profitable quarter ever, for the mortgage industry, and Q4 is normally the slow season!).

As you probably know, a tenant cannot remove items that are attached or fastened to the building....like sinks and ceiling fans....that is unless they had them installed themselves...But as @Glenna Wood said, it's probably not worth bothering to go after a tenant like this....just lick your wounds and move forward.I bet you screen the heck out of the next one, eh?

One such guy wound up owing $40 million and declared bankruptcy.

Not here to add salt to her wounds.

I wound up doing a bill of sale for each unit for a nominal amount.

Like someone said, if you want to give $800 a month to charity, go ahead and do it....but maybe donate to Wounded Warriors or something else deserving.....

A friend of mine who lives in Canada wound up homeless and all the shelters in the area are now requiring proof of a vaccine to enter.

Many of us have a wound ‘ an unhealed source of continuing pain from the past that does not allow us to move forward powerfully.

Thanks guys, wound up with Home Depot and using their subcontractors, total was $1700 and that was the best I could find in the area.