I can't say that I've had any as extreme as you described (I've had holes punched in doors and walls, doors kicked in, graffiti on interior walls, deliberately broken fixtures - but not all of those all in one place from one tenant).That damage is sort of like the "going postal" stuff in the workplace.

I recently bought a SFR in Lanning Square, and I am in the process of rehabbing it. 

Originally posted by @Lan Kawas:You can't do a Heloc on non-owner occupied (there are actually some who will do it out there buy you are going to only get 50-70% LTV).Sorry, but that is absolutely incorrect. 

One thing to keep in mind that will help more rural location is the changes happening in the work place.1.  

Those letters travel to family and workplace so be prepared!

Originally posted by @Seth Mosley:Originally posted by @Lan Kawas:Maybe your spouse can get 10 mortgages in their name. 

Definitely not a high end property, unless it's in a really expensive area.The perfect place to set up my home office and maybe invite a friend to live with me, and have room for LAN parties and maybe a server room ;)Yes, I would be just like the tenant-buyers I would deal with.Ah what a wonderful setting in which to truly begin working on creating a business, not just getting my first several deals done.

The reason that I would not expect them to focus on SFH is - they start with large amounts of capital and need to put it to work. Placing

Construction sites are a high hazard zone and there are workplace accidents on constructions sites constantly.

Make them get insurance or make them leave.https://www.malloy-law.com/lan...