Sadly, her son got on meth and destroyed the house she was letting him and his friends live in.

She owes 100$ still, broke lease monthly, destroyed house, I'm worried of lawn fines.

An unchecked roof leak can destroy a building.

1 – Moratoriums only delay the inevitable – lets be honest the reason for evictions is because a Tenant is either: not paying rent, destroying a rental unit, not abiding by the lease terms originally agreed on or all of the above... because of this LL’s end-lease and typically seek evictions.

@Steve Korn I mean you just lose more of the equity in your house and destroy your credit for no reason, if you were going to do that just sell the house and get the money and keep your credit intact.

I hadn’t thought too much about the ghetto areas in Tampa which would explain why a few duplex’s I looked at down there were a little destroyed.

I have heard many horror stories about appraisals coming back too low and destroying deals.

The biggest issue was the constant hassling of getting the tenants to pay and not destroying the unit after they move out.

I elected to go with the structural, wood destroying insects, and radon inspections.

Basement: Inspect beams and other items for wood destroying pests, check foundation walls for mold, look for evidence of sewer backups, check emergency lighting through common areas, check water tanks.