I think your odds are small, but greatly improved if you approach them with your logic, and as a human. 

Other times, you have to dig deep and hustle and/or analyze tens or over a hundred deals to find one that matches your criteria.Here is my logic for times such as now:1.

The fact that I wouldn't need to spend on repairs initially would just be gravy but not the underlying logic for the deal.

My logic is that the tenant knows that I will replace it with acceptable lower quality t.p.; but they want some higher quality t.p. to wipe with (like Charmin) so they take it upon themselves to buy the higher quality stuff.Now laundry detergent, we put the good stuff in there. 

My simple mind needs to keep things logical to understand.  8-)DanSacramento, CA

@Deanna McCormick - perfect, I like your logic of giving him the same amount of time I require him to give me.

This link is for rental property, but the same logic has to apply.  

So how about offering some actual logical argument instead of just repeating the same content-free talking point?

The pilot light is still lit and I can turn the furnace back on if I want.This is my first home - logically it makes sense to shut something off when not in use, but houses have so many nuances and I want to avoid a situation like "well since you shut off the furnace that cooled the insulation which then caused flaking which then clogged your air filter and yada yada your foundation broke and collapsed and there goes your investment."

The reason/logic I honestly can't remember or speak to it.