I’ve been listening to the podcasts and absorbing all of the information I can for over a year now.

My nights and weekends have been almost entirely devoted to real estate over the past couple months as I am absorbing as much content as I can through BP, books, podcasts, etc. as well as taking classes online to earn my CA real estate license.I have to say I am a huge fan of the BRRRR strategy at the moment and would like to get into the buy and hold rental income investment arena...particularly with MFH investing.

Going forward, you may want to do so, and just absorb it into what you market for rent when you have your next vacancy.In the meantime, no one can really answer exactly, as @John Spurlock pointed out exactly - we do not know what is in your lease.

Since, I can't access my VA loan for another few years, don't have enough capital at the moment (actively working on that now), and haven't found anyone to partner up with/figured out a creative financing strategy just yet...I do commit to investing my time in learning, reading, and listening to as much as I can possibly absorb every single day in the mean time.

Absorb everything you can from this website. 

I have been absorbing as much information from the BP books, podcasts and the webinars to try and prepare for this adventure. 

The thinking is wealthier clients tend to be more experienced with a variety of investments and have investment "savvy", can understand risk and absorb losses easier and can understand these complex investments better.  

The courts will decide what happens, and this varies by state,  but had your tenant carried insurance, they would likely absorb most of the claim, if not all of it.

Some business can absorb the cost of charitable donations and or good will.....

I think this is a great way to absorb information and to also learn from someone else's mistakes.