I have no intentions of quitting my job or shutting down my business, but want to  buy and use properties to help grow my equity and help me develop a 20+ property portfolio, creating a nest egg for 15+ years down the road, when I retire. 

I'll just eat the Capital gains and put money aside for next year 

If I like the applicant, I'll often eat the cost of a supplemental report.

So make sure what're you do with the money that you are gonna profiting well so it doesn't eat into your bottom line and don't play with the money

Because of my limited capital and to avoid putting all my eggs in one basket, I’m moving more towards fractionalized.Unlike a brokerage, I only look at loan quality, I’m not motivated by commissions, thus less likely to lose money, in my view.

my lender is willing to eat some of the fees to keep my rate.

The landlord will eat any court costs, damages and unpaid rent.

I can't cook and I like to eat. 

If this tax is small, you may decide to just eat it.

Staff cannot ask about the person’s disability, require medical documentation, require a special identification card or training documentation for the dog, or ask that the dog demonstrate its ability to perform the work or task.I can't speak to Florida law but Federal regs are in force.In the end, you just eat the extra cleaning, if any, but you can charge for damage caused by the guests or service animals.So in both cases of our service animal guests, they were excellent with zero issues.EDIT - The stupid forum prevents me from putting a link to the ADA rules -https://www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-2010-requirements