Why "be nice" to someone who wrecked your house? 

I'm currently going through an ellis act eviction in our LA RSO duplex and its a nerve-wrecking process.

Train wrecks are selling for small fortunes. 

We’re getting More and more retirees from California and New York, yes I think they are “wrecking” Vegas, but mostly with their “we need more laws and taxes” attitude than anything else. 

A wreck of a duplex)High price: $875,000 (Also Brockton. 

Even in run down parts of town - which are quickly gentrifying - you're looking at $600,000+ for a wreck.  3-plexes are hitting the market at about $1.8M in places like JP, South Boston and East Boston.  

@Mike Sands Well if you bought it for $9k and its a wreck then there's not lender that will touch it. 

It is so much cheaper and I know the tenants will wreck it wither way. 

Part of the function of a security deposit is to motivate the tenant not to wreck the place, and if they do, the security deposit won't adequately pay for it.  

Im literally a nervous wreck About this situation especially since school is right around the corner, and knowing that we have a binding agreement with the lease.