I also don't want to cover him on my insurance, should he get in a wreck while he's on the job.  

The banks didnt wreck them the market and levered speculators did.

Another reason I prefer laminate to carpet- it is usually wrecked or it isnt, and doesnt need to be replaced all the time like carpet/

Nothing is more frustrating than putting in a lot of time, and tying up a lot of money, just to have something dumb wreck it all.

Or car gets wrecked and even though you have a rental car in place and get car fixed it just isnt the same and you want a better car but realize that you owe more on it then its worth after it has been fixed your stuck with it for 3 more years.

You are just hoping you can find a true buyer and not wreck the seller's life.  

When you become an adult you want the clock to slow down so you can experience life fully and relax.I want my legacy not to be about how much money I amassed but how many people I connected with and touched in a positive way.My dad was killed in a car wreck when I was 16.

Two years later they were evicted leaving the house an absolute wreck and having not paid rent for at least three months.

It might be a big repair, but it could just as likely be a tenant who decides to stop paying, wreck the place, and force a long eviction.

There are "life events" that can wreck an installment deal, divorce, death, incapacitation, loss of job, bankruptcy, law suits by others, tax problems and the list goes on, I've even had buyers and sellers going to jail.