The previous owner is accepting some of this wrong doing, so hopefully we will not end up in a small claims court.Thanks 

While we've attempted to show good will and provide reasonable accommodations, our tenant has unrealistic expectations in more ways than one.

All too often the claims they make (at least with many of the deals I've looked at around here) are false.

We are PM's and will never claim to be perfect.

In year two, it may still be too high if you claim any purchase- or setup-related deductions during your first year income tax return (i.e. say you net $20K on the Airbnb property, but you claim $8-9K in depreciation and $10-12K in furnishing expenses; the tax record will reflect that you lost money when you in fact improved your cash position by $20K). 

I do plan to move out after my first year and claim the rest of the income that I am missing by living there. 

What is my goal - Build Wealth but more importantly build an array of cash flowing properties that are recession proof . honestly , i want to reach a point where I can cash flow $100,000 Monthly from my properties by 45 , i know that may come off as unattainable or unrealistic but it is doable for sure  .

I would prefer not to kick out existing tenants so would we be able to claim intent to occupy once a unit becomes available?

As it turns out, they are claiming they can't run it through the attic (the attic doesn't extend far enough apparently) and they say they can do it 2 ways - drill a hole in the master bedroom wall that adjoins the guest bedroom where network cable is already laid. 

Do you have a source for these claims?