It's these types of contractors I try to avoid but it is sometimes unavoidable.

On this case it bart have been unavoidable, but it sounds important to have more than one exit strategy from the start.

In some cases that will be unavoidable. 

Airbnb doesn't want to be in the position of enforcing compliance of local laws for their users, but it is unavoidable.

Eventually there is going to be major unavoidable expenses with owning any structure.  

Depending on location, bugs can be very common and unavoidable.

Hi @Bryan Gasparro, be sure your check out the SLREIA meetings (slreia.com) - the association is really strong in SLC and you'll meet lot's of high-caliber investors there (of course, you'll probably meet a few that vibe MLM, too; but that's unavoidable... just ignore them).

It may/will cause some tenants turnover, but that's unavoidable and as long as it is taken care of in a timely manner, it is BAU. 

Unless that debt was due to unemployment or a similar unavoidable circumstance (medical, etc), I'd run the other way.

Even if its not their fault and they have a guest with a leaky drive train, I think its unavoidable.