Yes, you might have to deal with some items destroyed in the house.  

I have heard all the horror stories of 'Bad Tenants' who trash / destroy / gut the landlords properties, and read about the how-to's on hedging against it. 

Count on it being destroyed and then try to get on the inside.

I have a lot of $200K buildings that would cost $500K+ to rebuild if they were destroyed.  

Renovation and repair costs are immense and can destroy deal within a wink.

I almost made the mistake but listened and saw it all go down, they will destroy everything, steal your water tanks, furnaces, fixtures or anything that they can get a dollar for!

"Legion" is a movie that just came out that rewrites Revelation as God sending angels to earth to destroy humanity - outright against every interpretation of Christianity and even Judaism.

If this becomes the standard it is going make the investments much more risky (requiring one to close w/o a buyer lined up), require a lot more capital and drag out the holding time substantially, this could destroy my business model.Any thoughts?

Trailer parks are usually not in good locations, so you deal with stuff like lime in the water, that will also destroy the water pipes.

Your main challenge here is finding tenants that won't destroy the place and cause maintenance to go through the roof.