I was looking for my first job in the Real Estate industry but I was also contemplating if I wanted to jump right into the industry on my own dime and must've come across BiggerPockets in my searches.

If that doesn't work, and they are not gone by the end of the month, pursue an eviction and go after every dime you can get, including past due rents, and make sure to file your judgement on their credit report.

Not spending one dime from my rental properties on vacations, cars, or anything else until I retire.

In a nutshell, I wouldn't want to be out one dime of money and would also want some kind of fee for the time it would take me to find new tenants. 

Building equity and won't be paying a dime, downside is a very full house but I personally enjoy it.

However, many borrowers wind up diming themselves out accidentally by changing where the payments are coming from, changing the named insured, etc.

You don't have to take a dime from this line, it is just there. 

Similarly if your IRA owns a property, you personally never put a dime into that property.A self-directed IRA is not a means for YOU to get your hands on IRA money for a deal YOU want to do. 

Careful out in the sticks where oil drilling is going on, it can be boom or bust and turn on a dime.2.  

They nickel and dime you something terrible .