I don't think it would ruin their business at all.

For the same home rent many times is as much or more than mortgage so unless they have to sell  Divorce death job loss or transfer folks are just going to ride it out.. do you think thats an accurate statement or do you think there is going to be a bunch of folks in your market decided to walk  ruin their credit etc because they have negative values. 

Not impossible, but tough.You also want to be someone with the highest integrity that will not ruin a seller's credit if your deal doesn't go as planned. 

You don't want to ruin a good relationship over a stupid house!!

The third set is in case the linens are ruined.

She left my whole place junked, ruined and filled with tons of crap furniture and rotting food and garbage.

It’s pretty much the highest risk market in the state, but doubles are well below 100k and rent rolls are 1500+….. assuming your tenants pay and don’t ruin your units.

Been there four days, ruined my bathroom, messed up the neighbors yard and have made me look like a complete *** to the neighbors.

While you might pay for having to be patient in a couple months of vacancy, you will be paying a lot more in the long run if you rushed someone in or inherited a tenant and they ruin your place.

(Have contracts)3) Bad contractors will ruin a great deal.Even though I have made mistakes along the way, the lessons I have learned by experience are invaluable.