if it gets you more rent in your area then remove,if not patch,paint and let it go remember you and your family are not going to live there most tenants wont care good luck @Kenneth Sok

Try moving it to another bank, make sure you move that property to an LLC so it doesn't destroy your personal finances and credit

and I should have said,"The Master of Disaster, The King of Sting, The Dancing Destroyer, The Prince of Punch, andThe Count of Monte Fisto

Around the perimeter where the weird gutter system was. is destroyed, but removing the rotten wood and replacing with new wood doensn't seem to be a big deal.I wasn't swimming when I walked through, lol, so no flood type damage.

@ sherri It wont let me message you

I wholeheartedly disagree with everyone who says College kids will destroy a house.

Lol Sure, but what generally isnt discussed is that the rush of OOS investors can destroy affordability for the locals, which will eventually change the demogroahic/makeup enough to effect sales prices.....  

If natural gas would be coming into that area and realtors and buyers are aware of it and half of the house already have it, I am quite certain that there would be a $20,000 or more difference in value of the house, plus a lot of the buyers just don't want to mess with it so they wont buy the house, knowing in the next 5 years they will have to come up with the money to replave furnace and to connect.If you really want to know the answer you really have to ask the people who are selling houses in that area.

We wont be dealing with paper anything.

this is what happened in the 60's in american cities called Urban Renewal, Mass areas of cities were destroyed and along with it neighborhoods and and culture.