My wife was in sweat pants or pajamas for three weeks.

Don't sweat the small stuff, basically, especially when you consider the value of your time and health when it's a less stressful move-out.I'm sure you're going to be an amazing landlord because you aren't afraid to ask questions and I apologize again for making it uncomfortable for you to do so. 

I've always bought distressed but not always under market for current condition as a newbie, though I made up for my lack of skill and education to do so with "sweat equity" (saving rehab cost via DIY to still come out way ahead).

@James DeRoest and I do not agree on credit checks but we seem to have common ground in not sweating certain stuff (he has a Section 8 tenant that doesn't pay her portion) because we have an eye on a larger consideration.

It is only for a few months so I didn't sweat the details.

If you have to discount a little to keep them, don't sweat it. $25 per month over a year is only $300, which is the same as one week's vacancy. 

(started sweating and wiping his forehead).- will you install a storm door?

Overleveraged investors, in any market, are going to be sweating it today. 

You should be reimbursed by your building insurance so don't sweat it, this isn't a time to be pinching pennies.

Don't sweat it.I know it's hard to "not sweat it", but I have (yes, this is true) been sued 5 times.