Squatters and non-paying, property destroying tenants get all the help they can to remain for what in some cases can be years.

Personally I'm indifferent to the situation as much as I like my original tenant, I don't care who occupies the apartment as long as they are financially capable to pay the rent and doesn't destroy the apartment.

They destroy it.

Police shut that one down in a raid too. normally they break a big hole in the house and tap into the electrical wire before the meter to steal juice. and the excess moisture destroys the plaster/drywall.my buddy was asked if the tenant can section off an area in the garage for legal pot growing. outside is -20 and he needed temps of 60F+. lol

You can buy a cheap rental for $20,000 and rent it for $500/$600 a month with a great cap rate, but you will have at least one eviction every year, you will have to rehab the home nearly every time someone moves out, then hopefully one day you will get a steady tenant but they will surely destroy the property while living there for 3-4 years.

If you've ever been in a home destroyed by cat urine, you will likely never allow cats again.

And I saw photos of the place.It isn't destroyed or distressed. 2 units are currently being rented out and lived in.Is there such a thing as wholesaling if the house is near ARV now?

He would tell us stories about how these tenants wouldn't pay, or how they would destroy the place.

When I conquer the fear of owning housing that repeatedly will be destroyed by Sec 8 tenants who couldn't care less about their living conditions, then I'll consider it more.

InspectionBuyer may conduct at Buyer’s expense, a radon, environmental, lead based paint, wood and destroying insect infestation inspection of the real estate by one or more licensed or certified inspection services.