It just seems like there will be many that fail to file their report and I just can't see the government really going after tiny businesses for so much money for something that is so easy to forget to do.

I would only do Airbnb if I were an established investor that could survive if it failed.

The first sign that a roof is failing is when it leaks.

The only exception is if a tenant fails to provide a written forwarding address: landlords then need not return security deposits or provide a notice of damages until fifteen (15) days after receipt of a forwarding address in writing.Option 2 is to just send it to the last known address and for to ask the post office to please forward it to the correct address.If you ultimately cannot mail the payment or they do not cash the check, you will need to eventually send the money to unclaimed property:"Unclaimed property is held by the Treasurer until the rightful owner comes forward to claim it.

With commercial, the bank has to leave enough leeway that they can take ownership of the project if it fails and recover their money, or sell the notes to someone else for what they've got in it.

YES, you WILL fail your inspection, so what, everyone does.

If for any reason, the Prospective Tenant(s) fail to complete all move-in requirements by the above listed date, the Landlord will return the property to public offering and the entire binder sum will be forfeited to the Landlord for expenses including, but not limited to, lost rent, holding costs, advertising costs, and marketing costs.

What many fail to recognize is the media and their source of information continues to feed this fallacy (mostly because they charge you to be a part of the community) and it will not end well for many.

Thats at least how most PM's pitch their business' - owners have bills to pay as well, in the case here the PM failed to secure the rent payment but still took their fees out of the security deposit. 

Got a quote for $4000 but it failed in underwriting.