After my new tenant's psycho hoarder wife destroyed my property, smashing all the windows and bringing mountains of trash back to the property, I finally got possession last Wednesday.

That includes a destroyed futon, broken window (the locking mechanism) and other small things.I guess it depends on what you mean by issues.

Please don't destroy the house on your way out, sure... try to take your furniture with you... but broom swept?

I had a homeless family destroy my kitchen and it was an absolute bear to get the Department of Homeless Services to help.

He tells me the property has been vacant since October 2017.Note that Oceanpointe deposited rents from October 2017 through March 2018.3/28/2018 - I sign the contract to change PMs to Wilmoth Group;4/2/2018 - The Wilmoth Group PM sends me many photos of the destroyed property, including what appears to be an abandoned stolen vehicle on the premises; they estimate a cost of $12,000 to $15,000 to repair all the issues; PHOTOS4/2/2018 - Reply from Clayton promising to make needed repairs4/3/2018 - Clayton Morris emails me that he is checking out the house this morning with his team; that it’s a good property and that OP will fix it on their dime.

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Initially wanted to hold forever but with insurance costs rising/property taxes going up/threats of Hurricanes destroying home, considering cashing out.  

I do a lot of repairs and maintenance myself when I come down in the winter and during the quarters I make the trip, but here's just a sample of things I had to pay for in the last year:Pool screening: $985 (big hailstorm destroyed 13 screens)Irrigation repair: $394Irrigation repair #2: $230Palm trimming (twice: $200Pool light replacement: $950And all of that of course leaves out routine replacement of towels that get left at theme parks, sheets and pillowcases, busted blenders, and a host of other things I can't even think of right now. 

Destroying the stone steps. 

We generally do new, but in a C class or below I would consider used, just because tenants can destroy fridges quickly.Microwaves: We do not provide a microwave.