I've been with them about 1yr and they don't nickel and dime you with fees or linen re-ups.

I broker/underwrite a lot of deals and we never ask for a dime until we have a term sheet from lender that our client has agreed with.

Now if the tenant wants to leave the TV or air conditioning on for the dogs while they are at work, it is not on my dime.

I'm interested in then buying the property from you and I would be more than happy to walk through the whole process with you and not charge you a dime.

I'm 29 and I'm saving every extra dime to invest in future assets so that I can one day develop a passive income stream which will help me as an artist to maintain the lifestyle I want to continue pursuing.

You could even have an agreed upon checklist (carpets clean, no holes in the walls larger than a dime, all fixtures work...) to make sure that both parties understand what kinds of things you're looking for. 

As a last note, I want a stable house that isn't going to nickel and dime me.  

God is great for delivering the quick nickel rather than the slow dime to you on this deal! 

As a new agent, you need to hustle to get clients because RE agents are basically a dime a dozen.  

I've seen plenty of landlords with one or two properties cruise by for years with no issues, barely making a dime waiting for it to be paid for.