Needless to say, our credit scores are destroyed.

If your tenants are good and pay their rent, are not destroying the place, and are being honest and telling you about their guest, I would be inclined to allow the guest to stay for an agreed upon period.

You may be able to paint stone in a faux stone sponging technic that would not destroy value, but I wouldn't be brave enough to try.

Pets can ruin carpets and flooring and stain walls.Kids who are not supervised and parented correctly can damage drywall,plug up toilets,destroy back yard landscaping,etc.They're both something you have to deal with one way or another but at least with pets you can charge a deposit!!

All it would take is one nasty tenant to destroy a lot of income.ThanksOhio Buckeye

Just when the flipper were at the top of there game they were destroyed by the pull back in 2008.

its not on the market, he has renters in there right now and they destroyed the inside of the house.  

The problem is there is a storage shed in the back that will definitely need to destroyed.

Also rentals I no longer do here because tenants destroy everything, so that I would definitely not recommend unless you are living in the properties and keeping a close eye on things yourself.

A friend had a rental where young partying guys destroyed 2 garage disposals with beer bottle caps.3.