Typically yes, they need to restore to the move in condition.

We either sold the rest or converted them to mid to long term rentals.

I have been retired since 2021, my wife retired last year at 56 yrs old, 20 yrs office manager for a local elementary school.I owned a restoration business for 20 years, paid off all my rentals in 2021 and gave the restoration business to my oldest son (now33 yrs old)who also owns a property management company.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence other investment.

Purchase price: $20,000

Cash invested: $120,000

Sale price: $279,000

Purchased a home in a rough neighborhood and had it moved to the co...

They do provide free quotes, but there are also some other big national ones like Rainbow Restore.  

I would try to work out with the tenant a payment plan for the rest or something like that.

Some examples include: 1 The Economic Development Incentive Program: This grant program provides financial incentives to businesses that create new jobs, increase capital investment, and/or develop new facilities in the city. 2 The Downtown Improvement Grant: This grant program provides financial assistance to property owners and businesses in the Downtown Redevelopment Area for eligible capital improvements to their buildings or storefronts. 3 The Community Redevelopment Area Grant: This program provides funding to businesses and property owners within designated Community Redevelopment Areas to make eligible capital improvements to their properties. 4 The Beach Renourishment Grant: This grant program provides funding to help restore and maintain the city's beaches, which are a critical component of the local tourism economy.These grant programs can help businesses and property owners in Panama City Beach access the funding they need to invest in their properties, create jobs, and contribute to the local economy.

It may make sense to focus on projects that restore historically carbon rich and diverse ecosystems.

It should be restored at move out either by the Tenant or through whatever fees you decide to charge.

I flip fire-damaged properties and own a fire damage restoration company.