What I mean by "nothing to lose" is having some incentive to maintain good credit and not destroy someone else's property.

Seems like that would destroy my perfect credit and I would lose out on my potential rental profits.

My lease , condition of home and deposit keep tenants from destroying or doing significant damage.

I've seen grow rooms really destroy drywall and floors from the humidity. 

If the tenant destroys the place but the pet didn’t you can only keep the non pet SD portion. 

My thought process was If I was getting destroyed on the rental financing (5%+) it might be worth it if I refi'd my primary to get back some equity and payed off the second loan for the rental....IF I could refi @ 3.8% or lower.

They do a terrible job and create useless, awkward space and destroy the curb appeal of the property.

You have to show how you're going to hit the target, not just that you'll shoot in the dark and hope you hit the target.Agree with Darrell too, you can't be doing Sub-2s relying on income generated from the property as you can get hung destroying someone's credit.

Avoid FC, avoiding destroying his credit, avoiding any loss in attempting to secure other housing.If you so much as mentioned "helping" and you don't have the proper HUD license, you're in violation of federal law.

I have found that most dogs that are not allowed inside end up being the barkers that disturb everyone or the ones that dig and destroy the yard.