There are a few key factors that should definitely be taken in to consideration including:Not responding in a timely manner.If they can't respond to a simple phone call or email within a reasonable time frame, how can you trust them to close in time without wrecking your deal?

I would definitely not let them in while the place is wrecked.

I used to look at a loaf of bread as a 1 week meal.When my dad died in a car wreck suddenly when I was 16 he did not leave us much to survive on.

Just look at the Morris invest Pod cast on BP.. that guy turned into a train wreck and right after the pod cast many of us with experience In that asset class said..

Identity theft is no joke and could literally wreck your gf's finances. 

@Jodi Rhoades I can tell you from a property management stand point its difficult to turn all the apartments with only a few months of summer to do so and they can really wreck an apartment.

Transactions and years dont tell the full story, and there are no programs keeping track of the times an honest agent protected a client by steering them away from a wrecked property.

If you walk in and the cabinets are wrecked, and then you try to get an adjustment based on that, they will likely reject it.

You don't want them going by and wrecking the place.

This and my medical bills wrecked my credit.