Likely have moisture damage unless it's absolutely bullet proof.

I don't know where she found this one home, it was a prefab and $8,000.00 lol and damage was minimal to say the least.

It's different from person to person but from someone who has dealt with break ins and thousands of dollars worth of damages and material stolen in an area that's not bad,  I would mitigate all risks in the future.  

I did a rehab where the pet damage was so bad on the slab the concrete had crust in places.  

I know that in real estate finding vacant, unlisted, damaged properties can be a good thing.

@Sharad M. quote to replace the surround is $375 but that includes repairing wall behind current surround that appears to be wet.still trying to determine why tub need to be replaced, we have a leak from the bathroom which has damaged hall below leading to first floor.apparently finish did not hold up from lasts years fix... waiting to hear from handyman on replacing tub. just trying to get options in place I have another property that will most likely need a bathtub and surround make over and liner insulation companies guard their price structure like top secret information.

Seller shall be liable for damages in the amount of $_______ per day for each day the property is occupied beyond the possession date.

If you have enough to cover HVAC, roof, one of each appliance, a major pluming repair with leaks, and an eviction with major damage all happening in one year then you should be good for now.

Its hard to imagine how anyone could incur any liability or cause much damage from caulking something and using sand paper.

The home did indeed smell smoky inside on the top floor(though there didn't appear to be any smoke damage), and we couldn't really tell about the roof from looking at it below.