It depends on what you're buying - if you're buying wrecks, and paying wreck prices, there's not a lot of value sometimes in inspections.

Live in the wreck and fix it up while I lived there. 3.

Also, make sure you pick your battles..i.e. if someone is already in a unit and has been there and has a pet (even if it is not on the lease) I would probably not be making a huge stink about evicting them unless the unit is just getting wrecked. 

The numbers look great until a tenant wrecks the property or moves out without notice.

The 1930's pier and beam house was a wreck.

ACCORDING To SECTION 8 ALL I NEED TO DO IS GIVE HER 60 DAYS NOTICE THAT I WANT HER TO MOVE OUT AND THATS THAT BUT I KNOW THIS WOMAN HAS COMBATIVE TENDANCIES AND WILL POTENTIAL WRECK THE HOUSE.

You make some small money until it gets wrecked by at Turo renter! 

On the other hand if a neighbor gets cancer or in a car wreck it is not unusual to raise $15K to $25K or more to help him out in a spaghetti supper and cookie jar auction. 

Plus they aren’t taking good care f the place, it needs a lot of work, and I know they will continue to wreck it even worse while I have to continuously make repairs.

@Jason Nelson sorry to hear, I was just in a bad wreck myself