Yes, you can charge them, and you can sue them, but you can't recover 100-year old woodwork original to the home if someone decides to tear it down and replace it with new plastic foam board molding.

Taking action is key.

@Gary Clisele Also you will be paying servicing fees every month on every note you own that is boarded with a servicing company.

If the tenant decides to fight, you might try cash for keys but only if they decide to fight, also review the lease and local law to make sure the grow house is legal. 

The commercial land has a business that has been around for over 50 years and the business with be included turn-key.

Clear communication with your tenant is key and that starts with a good rental agreement.

Would buying an out-of-state turn key property be good first investment?

Turns out elm is very dense wood, so the extremely heavy branch ripped off a corner of the neighbor's house on its way down: shingles, gutter, soffit, fascia board, even the framing of the overhang lookouts and some of the siding.

$100- $400, very loaded question, all depends on what you put into the house. particle board cabinets, Formica counter tops and vinyl floors or plywood cabinets with stained exotic wood doors,marble floors and granite counter tops?

If they cut a "Cash for key deal" with occupants they will open it up for inside access.