Are you saying that for example if I just threw that $115 extra toward the principle every month it would benefit me more?

For your situation I’d have him pay an extra month, keep the deposit and let him leave.

GCs that turn high volume get better pricing on everything - labor, materials - and have connections with inspectors and other pertinent individuals. 

I am Gregory George, an aspiring millionaire real estate investor, and I’m looking for like minded individuals that’s in the realm of RE in the Philadelphia area that I can help in anyway.

The land is free and clear so no extra cost. 

@Chairthra KumarI definitely know experienced individuals in the city and will get with them to flush more of this out.

Pay it off as scheduled and then leave it and collect the extra cash

I've read/skimmed through dozens of airbnb threads but there are just SOOO many on this site covering a wealth of topics it's hard to find all the advice I am seeking. 1) For those of you living in a property that you also rent out (either renting out extra rooms or renting out while you are temporarily away) do you attempt to deduct your utilities?

., if the air is not working in the middle of summer we keep extra window shakers on hand to haul over and place in bedroom windows). 

Not a huge deal, but it's extra paperwork.Just in case you're thinking of breaking it up into smaller transactions to avoid the paperwork, you should know that that's a federal crime called "structuring", so unless you want your cash seized under the civil forfeiture laws, don't do it.Western Union used to allow agents to print out checks in lieu of paying out cash, but as far as I know, that ended about 5 years ago.