I personally prefer everything to be broken down so one can see the REAL costs and fees - not one lump sum.   

  - Susan has not given notice that she has moved out- Her adult son is still at the property - he is unstable and verbally abusive- The police won't do anything because Susan will not file an abuse complaint against her son Roy- Susan has not maintained the house appropriately meaning there are holes in doors, broken cabinets, damaged floors.

I checked with the neighbors and he said no fence was broken since.She has a tendency not to response my email, text and call.

You could simply stop and door knock on every house you drive past that has tall grass, missing shingles, or broken gutters. 

The overall price and downpayment needs to be broken down appropriately so each has sufficient equity as collateral.

If your lease doesn't have language about what happens when a lease is broken you should add that.  

She went to the hospital to treat her finger and it did turn out to be broken.

They started getting violations from the city for a broken window and some other odds and ends so they stopped by to check on the place.

THAT IS THE DEFINITION of UGLY.as a side note I have a good friend that lives in Broken top retired.. and was looking for something to do and had always thought about foreclosure investing.. so I get Deschutes county all loaded up and he starts to drive a few properties..   

The plumber said the beer bottles and cans got in because there was a broken clean out pipe in front of the house and the debris  from the street was falling into the line through the opening.