The amount of abuse is shocking to any rational person.

There are also various local government programs for the recently incarcerated, people that just finished rehab, domestic abuse victims, and so on.A caveat for #2.

I am looking for domestic violence, sexual abuse, and other big things like robbery.

I wasn't sure if someone here has truly cracked the code past where I have gotten to so far.Side Note: Looking at my data logs my worst abusers of data are families with children and photographers. 

Big ticket items - Replace back fence twice when I got wind damage.Replace AC.Paint twice during 2 turn overs.Replaced carpet twice - once for make ready after 1st tenant moved out. 2nd time due to tenant's dog pee on the carpet and we were selling retail so need to replace.Some money we recoup from the tenant due to their abuse to the property.Property was vacant for 2 months each time during turn over - electricity / water / landscape were the maintenance items.

With our investment arm, we like to have one of our contractors walk the property, but you have to be careful not to abuse that priveledge.

You don’t want to be in court facing elder financial abuse if you “accidentally” tricked a senior in to selling for 20% below fmv.

I had a seller who was in an abusive relationship and needed to sell her rental property ASAP so she could take the money and move out of her abusive partner's home.

I do not think that people who look into Tiny Homes understand the value or ROI of a Bus Conversion.

Did anyone investigate to see if they could be repaired or if they were abused/neglected?