There is going to be a lot of this in CT / MA / NY as eviction moratoriums finish up and landlords in these states can begin evictions - most realizing they will never get a dime in back rent.More info: "According to the IRS, if a debt is canceled, forgiven or discharged, you must include the canceled amount in your gross income and pay taxes on that income unless you qualify for an exclusion or exception.

Handymen are a dime a dozen and many work cheap and do a better job than I can.

I would say don't nickle and dime the lender as they will find someone else to lend to, and then you will be back to square 1 finding another lender.

I regularly tell people it is a mistake to put your last dime into buying a home.

My sister in law is a costumer for movies and gets sent all over the world on the studios dime; gets paid with no expenses what so ever.

They are wildly biased in favor of the tenant.In fact a "professional tenant" can tie you up for a year without paying a dime in rent. 

This is very bad cancellation policy by AirBnb for long-term hosts, canceling a 3, 5, 7 day minimum property early is one thing, but us 30-day minimum hosts have enough challenges without AirBnb also letting guests walk out without paying a dime during a stay.  

Will it cashflow at the price you are paying if you financed 100% of the property and didn't put a dime into it?

It does frustrate me how homeaway / verbs nickel and dimes credit card and foreign transaction fees in your final payout.

Odds are you will never see a dime of what's owed but at least it will sit on their credit report and perhaps stop them from defrauding someone else.