In the wrong hands of someone irresponsible it can destroy them  and everyone  around them .

Case in point Holiday falls on the first of the month which is a Friday, and their company pays payroll the day after a Holiday which is Monday. expecting payment Thursday would be a bad idea, because that means they pay their rent a near week before payday.I would deduct from their security deposit for fines, tenants are living in a high value asset, they can destroy property confrontation should be avoided.You should take responsibility for pest control its your asset you are protecting.Steep fine for painting, you might as well say eviction, you will never collect that money.Don't restrict your payment methods. 

Many will wait to see if the Democrats get control of one or both chambers of Congress to destroy everything Trump has passed or wants passed in the future.

Depending on the student demographic they can destroy your rental so make sure you have the right insurance

@Steve ShultzI would probably just wait till they burn the house down next week Then I’d do something about them destroying your property .

However it states that the 2013, 2014 and 2015 taxes have been forfeited which I assume means sold. 2016 says no taxes sold.My brother is a massive degenerate and loser, his credit is already destroyed and he's filed for bankruptcy and owes over 400K to the IRS.

If theyno destroy it I just fix and rent.

The residential note field is a field filled with regulatory land mines, attorneys looking for class action lawsuits, and deadbeat borrowers spending 2-4 years living for free while simultaneously destroying the house.  

what happens if the buyer destroys or contaminates the property or uses it as collateral or doesn't pay the insurance etcCan I ask for other collateral?

In addition, Tenant shall not knowingly, intentionally, deliberately, or negligently destroy, deface, damage, impair, or remove any part of the Premises or knowingly permit any person within Tenant’s control to do so.