I'm coming across FB ads offering large lines of credit for businesses at zero percent rates, in other words, possibly eliminating the hard money lenders. 

Cleaning fee should be based on cleaning the whole house.

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We just got offered a dream job that would move us out of state.

Multiple offers are now the exception, not the norm.

I wrote out the estimates/invoices based off of work that I had done with PM's contractors. 

I'm wondering if I should consider denying the application based on several criteria such as their credit score not meeting the minimum required and previous delinquent bills showing up on their credit report.

Aside from your public offering of unregistered securities that's risk I see immediately. 

You charge the tenant a depreciated value based on the remaining life span of the carpet you are replacing.

That is a very saturated market for STR so I do think it makes sense that 1/3 is underperforming, but based on taking a loss now, I would probably stay tight and keep going because you have the set up in the area.