I assumed that would be the unanimous answer I received.

Its interesting that this seems to be a unanimous opinion across the board.

the saying goes, "the leopard doesn't change his spots"....so I tend to agree with the board, and my only caveat is that you really want to know will he pay the rent...I have had a few very good long term tenants who made rent a priority but still had the errant medical bill or consumer credit problem..so I would really probe every landlord and the rental history, but recency and amount of payment  issues tends to indicate that if he won't pay others, he probably won't pay you..a vacancy may be better..with an empty unit, remember an ideal tenant could call anytime..you may have to cover the mortgage another month, but you also cover it if he doesn't pay, plus evict, and re-prep the unit....vacancy wins unanimous decision...

Thanks @Jordan Thompson and @Sean OTooleSo far it sounds pretty unanimous that this is a good time for buyers. 

It is unanimous, don't quit your job.I will be very honest, if you quit a job because you were having disagreements with your boss or co-workers that were not actually criminal offences, I would not hire you, and neither would any hiring manager I know.

Not very often you get unanimous recommendation on a brand.

In my state you need unanimous agreement from all owners and primary lienholders.

I started having conversations with land use lawyers and the almost unanimous advice was, if you don't want to be a lawyer, don't bother with law school.  

In this type we need to make unanimous decisions to change from the operating agreement, so it better be spelled out pretty well!

The advice seems pretty unanimous and since nobody said I should charge them to replace all the cabinets I'll let go of that idea.