As a matter of fact, if you're not careful, it will completely ruin your desire to ever camp again.My view is obviously biased, but it is accurate based on my 10+ years of experience.

Take a carrier like Southwest Airlines, known for great service, but run into the wrong employee on the wrong day and you won't care WHAT their rating is, they'll ruin your trip.As I said above, I didn't have a problem with the tellers and other employees at our local BofA branch.

However, they broadsided us with news that the husband had cancer.

Wholesaling is a legitimate business, but like any other business, greed and lack of ethics can ruin an industry.

He won't be expecting it, a clean shot out of the blue that will ruin his day to say the least! 

Jason, I would say yes and ask him to find you another renter, yes bad things do happen to good people, The odds of him trashing the place are very slim, However, once reality sets in and anger arises, maybe maybe not, let him know that if he trashes the place that you will take him to court, and ruin his chances of having a good referral for another place, and ruin his credit, 50/50.

So I don't consider this that big of an issue of ruining the property.

One bad one can really ruin your day.

A foreclosure can ruin your credit score for up to 7 years.

Hello, I'm a HASA client starting a month ago, I lost my apartment because I have another medical condition, (cancer), my husband is in disability now, we can't work at the moment,  HASA sent us to a place in Brooklyn while we was waiting for a Social worker contact me,  2 weeks later no one contacted me and I came to the office,  I was really frustrated about my situation,  the Social Worker didn't know anything about my case, the place where I'm now is a house, I have a room in a house, sharing kitchen and bathroom,  it's nasty all the time, it's like 3 houses but only one kitchen is working but in bad conditions,  honestly I'm here because I really need to live here, but it's my worse experience in my life,  but my question is, is this the way that HASA work?