I have seen some bad stories about leasing coin op machines, you might try searching for threads about it here on BP.If you manage your rental yourself or you have a PM you trust, it is easy to collect the coins every month or so.If your rental is in a questionable or hidden area, I would recommend getting the coin vault guards installed to prevent damage from tampering.

I feel like it's the LBD of the house (for the guys, that's the Little Black Dress, a wardrobe staple for many women) - if you choose wisely it's extremely versatile.

Also is there any water damage? 

NOTE this is more than the $135k the property is worth but she would be collecting every penny and more over the term of the note.With that being said those are 2 valid options and they can be played with or tweaked to provide the perfect deal.For Example:If she comes back and says the 18k has to be paid off and is not willing to risk her credit being damaged and trust you to pay the mortgage on time go with Option 1.If she says she wants to increase her income by $500 per month and that $300 and change will not cut it.  

I was wondering what types of damage caused by tenants justify keeping their security deposit. 

I'm willing to repair a porcelain crack over risking an acrylic crack and water damage.

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Saw it on the news the other day and the board said that they will not let the owner Re-open until any and all damages have been taken care of that the fire may have caused.

Just like we all know the term "Gaper Delay" when there is an accident, we all have to slow down and look to see the damage and "goriness" of it all.Media has to sell air time to pay all the staff they have, so they will report what sells!

Be sure to verify their rental amount and deposit amount and be extra sure you receive their deposit, because you are responsible for returning it, whether you actually got it or not.Hope there is a move-in condition report, becasue otherwise, it's hard to charge for damage.