If there isn’t any significant damage or concerns I like to look at the length of life I have with certain items; water heater, appliances, things like that just to plan ahead.

@Linda Weygant   I am also afraid of if they damage my properties. 

He's even suggested that with the recent hurricane damage in New Bern, there is no where to rent, and there. 

The roof is newer, as in within the last 5-10 years, and has vinyl siding on the outside, and no visible structural damage. the units are very clean and ready for tenants to move in.

We said it's fine but we will put $30,000 in escrow to protect ourselves against any damages.

However, on Thursday a tornado went overhead (didn't touch down in town) and did severe damage to the property I wanted to put an offer on.

He's even suggested that with the recent hurricane damage in New Bern, there is no where to rent, and there.

The legislature deliberately added laws to discourage their use and made violations of the law "tie ins" to the Deceptive Trade Practices Act which allows plaintifs treble damages and mandatory attorneys fees. 

We went inside and found missing and broken appliances, missing 2 doors, damaged and broken 2 doors.

But curse because dependent on who you rent to, you can have some serious tenants who damage your property.