That action destroyed the local economy.

If she destroys anything, I am responsible. 

This really sucks because Although the judge dismissed the case I still have the chance of them coming after me in a civil suit and they can completely destroy my credit, which I just spent the last 5 years repairing.

He might be annoying, but he 100% is not the type to destroy my unit or skip out on rent.

The extra income from section 8 could easily be wiped out if you get someone in your house who ends up destroying the place.

.- Urgent maintenance issues, this is the most tricky part, in my case I have 3 of these situation and the go-to contractor didn't even answer the phone, so I had to find someone else, so made many calls to get this sorted quickly.One of my investors lives in Chicago and found that the house was destroyed when the tenant left so his wife came to Dallas for 2 months to fix everything so they can put back in rent. 

What if she decides to destroy the house next time?

Adding hundreds or thousands of dollars to your tax bill upon closing can completely destroy a good deal.

Except for the cases where it doesn't end up that way... like if you were to keep putting money in to cover small things, you run out of cash on hand, and then get a couple bad tenants in who destroy something. 

To give you a good example, look at this listing: https://www.zillow.com/homes/f...They got the structure of this house up, then got destroyed on the costs trying to finish it out, and it has sat like this since 2001. it is only 2 stories with a daylight basement.