A good majority of tenants are wonderful, it is the users who ruin it for the good ones so just be careful.

You may be honest and trustworthy but what about the few who ruin it for the rest?

@Rafiq Merchant I just wish I didn't type so much on my phone, those autocorrect grammatical errors and typos kind of ruin me coming across as insightful 😬

@Brendan Harrison Towels ruined by guests' make up is one my pet peeves.

PS: Rich Dad Poor Dad ruined my life too!

Beautiful original woodwork not ruined by paint, large open staircase in the front hall, absolutely giant apartments..but I digress.I got excited about it and suggested we partner on it if the numbers worked.

Each street is unique, and it only takes 1 or 2 poorly managed multis on a particular street to ruin the quality of life for everyone else.  

The dry-out company has a sister company that does abatement, so we had that company come out over the next few days and started removing some of the ruined stuff (gyp board, cabinets, etc.).During this abatement time, we found out our insurance claim was denied (turns out that's an added coverage item, not something that is covered with basic insurance).

The government will bungle payouts as it did during the last flood disaster where some well connected flood plain dwellers received up to $3 million ( yes 3 m of tax payer money) to sell their ruined house to the province, and others fought to get enough to gut and redo a basement and the government tried to say they could only compensate for the lowest grade vinyl or laminate rather than the hardwood and granite that was destroyed.

Be careful what you read, it could ruin your financial life.