Is the property inhabitable/financable in its current condition?

If Earth has been removed and all inhabitants are no longer governed by laws here is what I would say.1) A landlord should inspect a property, determine damages and send the remainder of the security deposit to the tenant.

I'm based in france so I expect very different scenario to there in the states.I'm have decided to invest further in a town near me called Saint Yrieix (SY) - it has about 7000 inhabitants, high employment and good connection with a larger town Limoges 25 miles and 140 000 inhabitantsLooking at the chart below on right SY has much few tenants (locataires) ratio to owners compare to the large town also below.Is there any guidance you guys can give me on selecting an area to invest and what sort of signs one should look for.

Goodmorning BP family, My name is Jadel Patterson, an active duty soldier getting ready to transition back to civilian life.

Maybe they can have the tenants find somewhere to stay until its safe for humans to inhabit the apartment complex again, after the extermination process has taken place.

The house would have to be in habitable condition as well.

If you aren’t inhabiting the property, you typically need 20% down.  

In my experience, many insurers consider a property vacant if no one will be inhabiting it for 30 or 60 days (depending on the insurer). 

Should the inspection concludes that the property possesses fundamental flaws which renders the property Inhabitable and /or the repair costs of those flaws would equal or accede the sale price of the property, the Purchaser then reserves the right to remove himself and all his obligations of this contract and the seller agrees to refund the earnest money to the Purchaser in full."

Or when you go to the civilian side, you will need 2 years in the new industry.