I only mention this because we had a toilet ruined because the tenant allowed her son to play with his Hot Wheels - in the toilet!

Makes sense to let someone ruin it before getting LVP, unless LVP will get you higher rent now (possible).Carpet is worse for your indoor air quality though, I'd probably get rid of it the next time I was bored...

Vrbo or Airbnb doesn't screen for anything like this.Also there will be bad apples that cone in a 2AM hooting and hollering and ruin it for the people that are well behaved.

I will never screw a seller like a lot of these virtual wholesalers who are ruining the game with tons of excessive marketing then backing out on deals when they can't move them.

And since this all feeds into the experience, please don't be the host that ruins the experience by asking the guests to provide all their own cleaning supplies, toilet paper, etc.  

New Orleans residents feel that AirBNB's have ruined the neighborhoods and character of living in New Orleans, making housing unaffordable for musicians and service industry workers and that the city has plenty of hotels for tourists to stay in.Adding units may be very easy or next to impossible depending on the zoning and neighborhood where the house is located.

One bad tenant that doesn't fit in will ruin the project.

The reason for this is because their prior landlord basically ruined them as they destroyed him.

Your argument is like stating you shouldn't have any amenities, arcade games, pool table, etc.. because a guests may spill stuff on the arcade machine and ruin the circuit boards or a guest tears the felt on the pool table and the next guest is not happy.  

You are correct that your money is made when you buy, however, inexperience can ruin otherwise good deals.