And with a flood here it means basically the water rises slowly for a day or 2 and destroys the drywall electrical etc.

This was aimed at avoiding the socioeconomic destruction of that town, for example.You may not agree with the approach, but it was not meant as a handout (although it is...just like everything else that the government has agreed to provide...it's all "funny money"), nor was it meant to destroy investors.

Inside destroyed fixer.

Unless socialism is to prevail, which would destroy our economy as we know it, the answer is no.  

They may cashflow at first but the moment you need to overhaul a property due to vacancy you're talking about $7,500-$10,000 per house and that will destroy years of cashflow from that one house much less the overall portfolio. 

should they jack up home insurance, since people have a lot more time to destroy their properties now?

We are of course not going to start destroying it.

Hotrod and destroy the cars, drink the beer, and have nothing to show.

I think he should quit doing his podcast because he is going to destroy his reputation with some of the kooky stuff he's saying these days.

They are probably someone who is going to destroy your unit and they want you to be holding onto as little of their money as possible when they do.