Even the HOA is being super nice and helpful bc they are so glad to have a good owner and someone actively fixings the home's many issues A neighbor told me that the home was INFESTED with RATS, and we are finding evidence of this now that we are demoing.

Infestation pest control (German roach, bed bug, wildlife, rodent, etc) is not included and will be paid by tenant as needed.b.SERVICE is: REQUESTED____ DECLINED____ Already Included ____ Initial_____C.Trash Service is / is not included in the rent.

I have a 1200sqf 3/1 ranch with a mild bedbug infestation.  

The police wouldn't go in to evict the hobos that were breaking in because the property was infested.

I mean, an infestation of unwanted house guests is bad enough, but when those bugs also penetrate the innermost sanctum of one's castle, come out at night to do their dirty work, and suck their host's blood for a living, that's just double or triple the creepy factor.

When those big fat roaches infest the place guess whose fault it is, legally?

VA Loans also require a pest inspection to make sure there is not an active infestation - I suspect this requirement also swayed agents from wanting to use a VA client - I guess we'll just have our vets and active duty military live in a home with bugs... cool.

. - Pines are ones to watch these days - with the pine beetle infestation going on throughout the country, a healthy tree can die pretty quickly.

Account Closed comparing Minnesota (Twin Cities) to Michigan (Detroit) is comparing apples too cabbage, it's just so vastly different of markets as shown by you statement of "might make $800 - $900", I can rent nearly any rat infested bed bug crawling shed for $800+ in Twin Cities.

On the other hand, some of the areas with the most beautiful coastal views can have infestations of white priders, or other gangs, you just can't tell unless someone actually KNOWS the area.