So a blow that normally wouldn't have been a problem knocked the loose end of the edge off.If a tenant damaged a counter top, I'd charge them. 

So if we open LLC and get finance in the name of LLC, we would loose benefits of 1031 Exchange and would be responsible for paying taxes.

Individuals make loans and they could get thrown in jail and loose their money.

No one wants to loose their voucher and that is exactly what will if she is evicted.

tighter houses these days are exacerbating this issue which loosely manifests as “sick home syndrome.”Could be the cellulose with borax; still a big debate whether borax is completely safe on a scale like that.

If something changes and they can't perform on the purchase they loose all that money.

In MA the areas that get remediated are door jambs, window sills, stair treads and any areas with loose paint.

They owned up to loosing the kayak and paid for it.I don't have these type things happen (so far) with my HA/VRBO customers.

Here in the Midwest when they go out the unit(s) will be inhabitable  and cost me to relocate the tenants for a couple of days or loose rents for a few days while replacement is taking place (furnaces v water heaters). 

These numbers are completely made up but I'm using them loosely to show that I personally think it is a fallacy to think of rents purely as cashflow only.