However it doesn't mean it's a loss cause.

What occurred causing you to lose it back to bank?

It can also get you kicked out and liable for any damages the airbnb people cause, not to mention I imagine it is against Airbnb TOS.

(The loan officer needs to be able to make the case to the underwriter that circumstances -- you actually hated the neighborhood, for instance -- cause you to want to buy a new primary residence.)

Plus if it's not a rush then no harm in waiting for the right person to return.

Hi -Has anyone ever put language to the effect of "if tenant threatens legal action against landlord or causes landlord to have to seek an attorney's advice, this agreement can be terminated as LL's discretion." 

What caused it?

The deal originally looked like a $75k upside, is it a lost cause?

Also known as Good Cause Evictions...What are your thoughts?

(Assuming you never signed a listing agreement)If the same buyers purchasing now, he may feel like he was the procuring cause.