So, your five year old carpet is destroyed by tenants and you charge them how much? 

I understand that for some landlords, they're willing to risk their condo and have someone destroy their property and not be able to go after 1 penny because those tenants don't have 1 penny to their name.  

The challenge is that it's going to get expensive for you if the tenant goes sideways and you have to evict or do cash for keys and they end up destroying the property.The tenant may be great now but things can go sideways quick.  

They become this fiend, this villain that could destroy you and is probably the hardest phase of all the phases.

I don't think it's in any way reasonable to assume the door jambs were destroyed the way they were when they moved in.  

Is it legal to put in the contract saying seller have the right to request an inspection every other month just the make sure the property is not being destroyed?

we just did our first ones of these on some new builds.. they are energy efficient as heck we got a 100 % score from the outside energy audit company.. they are a little bulky on the walls.. and they are not as cheap as standard duct work systems but .. it does allow taller ceilings within the same vertical envelope so that was cool.. and little quirky to use. but once that's done seems to be OK.. in a rental setting though I would be a little worried each unit has separate controller so if you have 4 ducts your going to have 4 controllers I can see tenants losing them  destroying them etc.. so check that out. 

If anything, the more lovable breeds like Labs are the worst, because they have a tendency to get bored and destroy property!

It is like a cancer that will destroy your business.Mike

I really don't want to install a fence it is going to destroy the property look and it is on a corner.Any ideas are very welcome.