That seems to be a rare occurence these days. 

And then there is the tenant that accidently sends a wire transfer. ... that was a$30 fee for them clicking the wrong boxWe use ACH and normally I ask on application that they list thier bank because for some it is just as easy to use zelle. i have alerted them and explained the option to the less savy tenants.

Learn to buy right when it's harder to do so rather than starting when it's happening by accident.

Turn it to the right, those rates/fees/points go up, but so does reliability, speed, certainty, etc.That sort of tradeoff occurs in a lot of things in life, but often the dial doesn't go too far in either direction.

Even when you feel like all bases are covered, problems and disagreements can occur.

For instance, the person who booked the rental for a wedding and the wedding was cancelled at the last minute or the U.K. couple who booked for two weeks and a few months before the booking she was in a horrific car accident.

It occurred to me that there may be certain things we could do relatively easily to save on construction costs and there may be places to get inexpensive building supplies maybe online or elsewhere.

What are the best steps to take if your property is destroyed either by a natural disaster or one hell of a tenant/accident?

@Adam Lang She just doesn’t want you holding her responsible for any damage that may occur during the showings.

Specifically this is the scenario that occurred to me: Is the landlord responsible for shoveling snow and de-icing driveways and walkways on the property?