I have to add that I felt the Ring cameras would attract attention of burglars because they're pricier than other cameras and burglars can make a buck out of selling them.

In my case, because it wasn't a refinance, the loan will still has the same maturity date, ie 15 more years.I'd suggest shopping around and see if there are other banks/lenders that have terms you like better. 

That’s half a million bucks.

I'm not sure if this is a usual practice in your area for property managers to make extra buck by up charging costs of third party vendors   

As of right now I have it listed for $102/day and comps go up to $150 but I would eventually list it at $135 to stay competitive once I get reviews and have matured in this business a bit more.

Many tenants don't care about the house as it isn't theirs.My single family homes have mature landscaping (trees and shrubs that aside from some pruning require little maintenance) and most tenants are good, but at least one didn't maintain it. 

I went to Lowes to get a layout and they did a good Job, but I wonder if I would get more bang for my buck elsewhere.

Essentially you got a property for less than typical money down, and created a few bucks in equity.

I hate it when it's got debt on it and I have to make mortgage payments with no income to use.The risk meter is creeping up on you - job change, maturing loan, maturing market etc. 

Not leaving a review for that rare guest is like saying "go ahead, you win, you know how to buck the system".