There are lots of expenses of owning a house that are in excess of your mortgage payment.  

I'm an investor, who will wholesale a property that doesn't fit my holding criteria or may be in excess of my capacity to rehab at the time.  

Doing this 5 times per year (my wife and I have a great W2 jobs and live in the inlaw unit of a rented 3/2 house) with our high excess active net income around +$5k / mo, I can see how this is achievable, unless I'm missing something?

I have seen similar applications in Detroit where mixed use developments in excess of $20m were able to obtain a combination of brownfield tax credits, state and federal matching grants, and state revitalization funding.

Some of my clients had claims in excess of 20k (several different clients with claims from 20k-40k).

I think holding them to the lease could have back-fired, since they were in the property and could have done damage in excess of the remaining rent. 

Please also verify the accuracy of this information at the time you are considering these options as guidelines change.price Decorating allowancesRepair allowancesMoving costsNote—a dollar for dollar sales price reduction is also required for - Excess rent credit and gift funds not meeting FHA requirements Contributions exceeding the actual cost of prepaid expenses, discount points and other financing concessions Credit Requirements Required is 600.

They typically sub-contract all work so the sewer contractor was in the wrong.Also, on that house, a radon gas fan was installed backwards, so the air was pumped into the house rather than out of the house, which resulted in excessive humidity throughout the house until the fan was re-installed.Unfortunately, bad things do happen and it's important to be prepared.  

Consider renting a storage area for excess stuff (even basement stuff if applicable), and if you're not sure if it's clutter, get an independent 3rd party opinion.

And with an ounce of excess, share the wealth and education with anyone who has a seemingly "bad" life and/or childhood.