We don’t know what transpired and if any of this is even true.

This just isn't true.

I would strongly advise against it unless they are a true handyman, carpenter, plumber, electrician, etc.

True.

The reverse is also true if you have under improved the property. 

Truthfully, we're slammed with investors that want to make our dreams come true by lowballing deals we list.

@Don Blake, unfortunately you cannot assume what he or she said was true with regard to the deposit money.

I didn't do the last R in BRRRR because my wife and I are fairly new and I had to show her the true benefits of doing it.

If it was a licensed contractor, I would have expected the contractor to pay for damage they caused especially true if the contractor had verbalized that the tenant’s belongings were going to be safe where they were located.If a contractor believes the items are safe and likely has the best understanding of the work to perform, then why would the tenant believe otherwise?

The TRUE differences to know about renting to section 8:1.