Yes, @Geraldo Rosario, but depending on the property and lender, they may want to see 2 years of performance from the asset.

Do you feel that there is an opportunity there for someone that can still tap money and perform good underwriting? 

@Gary L WallmanYou keep the buildings and the loans that comes with it, but I keep everything that the tenants pay forever ; )  yes I recognize that the building is also an asset, but an empty  and non performing building is not going to attract a great price, this lowering its value.

Taking time to pause and analyze the performance of my holdings has been eye opening.

Some of these people will re-perform.  

The length of the bath exhaust pipe can impact performance as well.

Is this property's historical performance consistent with your estimates? 

He can likely send the photos to AirBNB with a receipt for the replacement and AirBNB will reimburse, but it's a pain and depends on AirBNB's approval.I probably would've made the same exception too, this is a good reminder to still exercise caution!

Lenders are tightening up their purses and until there is clarity in the capital markets and you KNOW with certainty what the lender requirements are, it's an exercise in futility.

Or just perform option 2 and see what happens during the rainy season and winter?