Look at this linkhttps://www.nps.gov/nr/regulations.htm#6015 specifically sec. 60.15a) Grounds for removing properties from the National Register are as follows: (1) The property has ceased to meet the criteria for listing in the National Register because the qualities which caused it to be originally listed have been lost or destroyed, or such qualities were lost subsequent to nomination and prior to listing;Sounds like yours fits this criteria.

(completely destroyed properties, put holes in walls, violated leases etc). 

After Katrina destroyed New Orleans, I hoped to buy property there.

Investor carrot is a no brainer.The only bad thing about investor carrot is that if you do it in CT, you will be destroyed by me!

Destroyed the carpets and the kitchen island and sold it to me for 190K.He has owned the  house for 6 months.This dude would not have showed u in any of the list with the normal filter criteria.Like the MLS,  these lists targets people that EVERYONE is targeting.

"I had $50,000 worth of electronics destroyed by the burst pipe caused by the bad plumbing on the rental"  "Good thing you have renter's insurance, you're welcome."

On the flip side, students can sometimes cause more damage than your average renter, so make sure you're asking for a deposit that will cover you if they destroy the place.

I know my competitors hate me big time :PEither way some advice.. this sort of thing ABSOLUTELY  DESTROYS your credibility and you should stop it immediately!

A common experience in out-of-state investors is the high cost of property management replacing things after the tenants destroy the property.

This is not me vs. you.This is SIMPLY me destroying the all these so called "Marketing" companies that try to brainwash the public that they NEED them.